Origin
The Scindapsus pictus originates from the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. Its natural range includes countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. In its native habitat, this plant grows as a climber beneath the canopy of larger trees. Due to its origin, it is often used as a pot plant in temperate regions.

Characteristics
Scindapsus pictus is a foliage plant with heart-shaped leaves displaying a silvery spotted pattern. The leaves are dark green and have a velvety texture. The plant grows by creeping or trailing and can form long vines. In a 6/tray, it is usually supplied as a young plant with several specimens per tray. The Scindapsus pictus is primarily appreciated for its decorative foliage.

Care
Scindapsus pictus thrives best in a spot with indirect light. The plant has a moderate water requirement and a well-draining potting soil is suitable. An ambient temperature between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius is ideal. Humidity plays a role in its growth, particularly at higher temperatures. Regularly keeping the leaves free of dust helps to maintain its decorative appeal.