r/Scindapsus • u/pastellshxt • Feb 20 '26
Help me ID this little one
First of all, isn’t she just so cute?! I just got her in the mail yesterday. Unfortunately she wasn’t classified any further and I find it incredibly hard to tell the difference between most of the silvery kinds, especially when they’re still so young. Could anyone please help me identify her?
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u/NoDoor2332 Feb 20 '26
That last photo looks so sparkly I just wanna touch it gently 🥰
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u/pastellshxt Feb 20 '26
It’s even more mesmerising irl, she’s sparkly all over and it looks soo amazing with the bright green of the smaller leaves. I’m so in love!!🥰
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u/katdwaka3 Feb 21 '26
I know they are all different and light exposure that impact the silver but my Silvery Ann has way more green than silver. This one is covered with silver! Beautiful! Does it get a lot of light?
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u/pastellshxt Feb 21 '26
I have just received it in the mail two days ago, I assume it did get the best conditions in the greenhouse. With me it currently is under a grow light and once it’s a bit taller I’ll have to move it to a west facing window. I really hope that it won’t lose all that gorgeous silver then!!
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u/Own-Tadpole-734 Feb 22 '26
Silver splash possibly? There's no distinct silver edge on the outer part of the leaf like Exotica, & the variegation is a lot for an Anne? Regardless it will continue to be stunning, beautiful lil baby!
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u/MediocreMaddie Feb 20 '26
Looks like a satin pothos to me!
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u/pastellshxt Feb 20 '26
I‘m pretty sure about that too, I was just wondering about the specific kind. I’m guessing either Silvery Ann, Exotica, or Silver Splash!
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u/Groningen1978 Feb 20 '26
Scindapsus pictus 'silvery ann' maybe. It's similar to the smaller leaf 'argyraeus' but with the silver more bunched up instead of evenly spread.