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Alocasia

Intermediate

Low

Indirect, Medium Light

Not Pet Friendly

Moderate watering

Asia & Eastern Australia

Satin Pothos are native to Southeast Asia to the western Pacific. These vining, climbing plants are notable for their fuzzy, heart-shaped leaves and tight growing habit. They are often compared visually and in care requirements to their Araceae family member the Golden Pothos, which is one of the most popular houseplants in North America. Like the Golden Pothos, Scindapsus Pictus houseplants make great specimens for hanging baskets or trained on moss poles.

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Light

Prefers 3 to 4 hours of bright indirect light. Avoid the leaves from receiving too much direct light since that can burn the leaves and or turn them a light shade of green. Can be placed on an east or north facing window sill. If you have south or west facing windows, place a couple of feet away from the window and or provide shade with a sheer curtain.
Scindapsus Pictus may lose some variegation if the light is too low. The variegation will be brighter if the plant has increased bright light.

Temperature/Humidity

Satin Pothos like room temperatures around 65 to 75 °F. They should always be kept above 50 °F.
Though they like high humidity, they can tolerate and thrive where there is low humidity.

Soil/Roots

Use a well aerated, quick draining potting mix. Quality potting soil should be perfect.

Flowering

Scindapsus Pictus rarely flower in cultivation since it is only in the juvenile phase as a houseplant. Flowering only occurs in its mature phase. Mature plants in the wild will produce a number of erect flower stalks together.

Fertilization

In spring and summer, fertilize once a month with an organic houseplant fertilizer. Never fertilize in winter

Propagation

Scindapsus Pictus are easily propagated by tip stem cuttings. Simply place a cut stem that has two nodes on it in a glass of water and wait for it to root. Then plant in a small container once it has roots.
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Alocasia

Light

Temperature/Humidity

Soil/Roots

Flowering

Fertilization

Propagation

Ready, Steady, Grow

Watering

Soil

Humidity