Scindapsus Exotica Hanging Plant in a 4-Inch Basket, Featuring Green Leaves with Silver Variegation
Scindapsus Exotica brings green leaves marked by broad areas of silver variegation to a brightly lit room. Its 4-inch hanging basket format lets you display the patterned foliage from above, while its climbing habit offers another way to grow it.
Place it in bright indirect light and use well-draining soil. Let the soil dry almost completely between waterings, and keep the plant from sitting in excess water. Curling leaves can signal that it needs a drink.
Features
- Green foliage patterned with large areas of silver variegation
- 4-inch hanging basket format for an elevated plant display
- Suitable for hanging display or growth on a climbing support
- Prefers bright indirect light and well-draining soil
Specifications
- Plant: Scindapsus Exotica
- Botanical relationship: Sport of Scindapsus Pictus
- Basket size: 4 inches
- Foliage: Green leaves with large areas of silver variegation
- Light: Bright indirect light
- Soil: Well-draining soil
- Watering: Allow soil to dry almost completely between waterings; avoid standing excess water
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I place Scindapsus Exotica indoors?
Place Scindapsus Exotica in a brightly lit room where it receives bright indirect light. Its hanging basket format works for displaying the silver-patterned foliage from above.
How often should I water Scindapsus Exotica?
Water Scindapsus Exotica when the soil has dried almost completely rather than following a fixed schedule. Use well-draining soil and avoid leaving it in excess water.
Can I grow Scindapsus Exotica on a support?
Yes, Scindapsus Exotica can climb as well as grow in a hanging basket. A climbing support gives you another way to display and grow the plant.
What can curling leaves mean on Scindapsus Exotica?
Curling leaves on Scindapsus Exotica can signal thirst. Check whether the soil has dried almost completely, then water while avoiding standing excess water.