Scindapsus Silver Lady | medium

If you’re a fan of climbing/trailing plants with variegation, take a look at Scindapsus Silver Lady! This easy-care tropical houseplant boasts deep green teardrop-shaped leaves heavily overlaid with silver, giving it a dappled or splashed look. Each leaf is a little different in its pattern, making each a work of art and making your plant ever more lovely and intricate as it grows. As added interest, the silver has a sparkly look in bright light. If you allow it to climb a wall or pole, it grows with a unique shingling habit as the leaves press flat against the support surface, creating even more interest. Despite its exotic look, Scindapsus Silver Lady is delightfully easy to care for, so you can enjoy its beauty whether it’s your first houseplant or your five hundredth houseplant. Order now and yours will be hand-picked and delivered fresh from our farm, direct to your door. Shipping, handling, and a heat pack (if needed) is included in the price. Will climb trail to 6 feet or more  Perfect companion for varieties like Epipremnum amplissimum, Scindapsus Black Mamba, and Raven ZZ  Trendy and hard-to-find, it’s a perfect gift for any plant lover in your life—or for yourself! [bio] Plant Bio Scindapsus Silver Lady   Native to areas of Southeast Asia, Scindapsus Silver Lady is an exceptional climbing, trailing houseplant that you don’t commonly see for sale. Most leaves are more silver than green. It’s closely related to several other Scindapsus we grow, including: Scindapsus Argyraeus. This classic variety also has green and silver leaves but tends to have a lot less silver. The foliage has more of a matte finish; Silver Lady foliage tends to be shinier. Scindapsus Black Mamba: Unlike Silver Lady, Black Mamba has no silver variegation; the leaves are evenly deep, dark Scindapsus Exotica: Like Silver Lady, Exotica sports green leaves dappled in silver. Exotica leaves tend to be larger and rounder than Silver Lady and may look more blue-green than green and have more of a matte look than a shiny look. Scindapsus Mount Salak: Compared to Silver Lady, Mount Salak tends to have a finer variegation pattern with smaller patches of silver and multiple shades of green. The leaves also tend to be larger and rounder than Silver Lady. Scindapsus Platinum: Platinum sports all-silver leaves with no green dappling.  For the happiest plant, give it a spot with medium to bright light (within 3 feet away from a good-sized east or west windows ideal). It tolerates lower light levels but will be slower growing and the dark color won’t be as rich. Watering is a breeze thanks to the Wick Grow self-watering system it’s in. Just add water to the reservoir as it empties and be sure to never fill the reservoir over the top of the window at the base of the pot. Average household temperatures and humidity are fine for this low-maintenance climber (though it does appreciate above-average relative humidity), so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!   Note: This plant may have some natural degree of toxicity and may cause discomfort or illness if ingested. Additionally, exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.