Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' boasts with stunning, matte, painted-like foliage with splashes of silver over dark green leaves. The leaves of this plant come in two different forms: juvenile leaves are oval and entire, but mature leaves are pinnately lobed. Sometimes leaves on a mature plant will have both entire and pinnate leaves. This plant is typically cultivated in its juvenile phase which features ovate, entire leaves with heart-shaped bases. Each leaf is satin-textured and matte green to deep green above decorated with irregular silver-gray blotches, but paler and unblotched beneath.
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Genus name comes form the Greek skindapsos, which has a variety of meanings including “upon tree trunks” in reference to plant growth habit.
Specific epithet form Latin means painted or brightly colored in reference to leaf variegation.
‘Argyraeus’ leaves have silver-white edges. Argyraeus means silvery.
Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann'
Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' comes in following sizes:
S - approx. 20 cm long, ⌀ 15 cm
M - approx. 35cm long, ⌀ 13 cm
L - approx. 45cm long, ⌀ 19
