Gaining in popularity, the Satin Pothos is a pretty little vine plant, decorated with delicate speckles of silver on its variegated foliage. Its heart-shaped leaves will trail and climb, making it a wonderfully versatile plant. When happy the Satin Pothos forms bushy tufts of foliage at the top that loosely trails off and dangle. A hardy specimen, this plant is super easy-going and perfect for a budding botanist or seasoned expert.
Native to the tropical rainforest of southeastern Asia, this plant will grow up to 3 feet tall when kept indoors.
Care
Light:
Requires a bright, well-lit space but can handle moderate light. Avoid direct sunlight which may harm the leaves.
Water:
Water when the soil begins to feel dry, but avoid letting it dry out completely. Ideally keep the watering regular, roughly once a week, and potentially more in the growing seasons. It's always best to test how the soil feels before watering. Leave it alone if it feels moist.
Tips:
This plant is pretty easy-going, making ideal for a novice or expert alike. Like all tropical plants, they enjoy a regular misting, aim for once a week (or more)
Toxic:
This plant is toxic if ingested so keep away from small children and pets.
Sizing
Your Satin Pothos currently lives in a (12cm diameter, 9cm height) nursery pot.
They're 20cm in height from pot base to leaf tip, and can vines can grow to be roughly 100cm long.
