A lush pot of scindapsus ‘dark form’ Usually given an ‘Unknown’ ID. It has a darker base colour and grows large leaves. Pattern has a pixellated look. Multiple cuttings per pot, rooted and growing well.

Scindapsus Pictus Care

These plants are pretty low-maintenance, but lets get into the nitty-gritty of each aspect of care to help you be successful with your Scindapsus:

Proper Pot Size and Type

Scindapsus pictus is much better off with a smaller pot than an oversized one that holds more soil and, in turn, excessive moisture. Look for a pot thats up to 2 inches larger than the root ball, and you should be in good shape. Scindapsus is happy in just about any pot material, including plastic, ceramic or terra cotta. But always make sure that any pot you choose has at least one drainage hole. If the pot you have your eye on doesnt have pre-made drainage holes, plant your Scindapsus in a plastic nursery pot (which always has multipl