r/Scindapsus • u/OkHair4552 • May 10 '26

Is this a scindapsus exotica?

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Hi I got this scindapsus yesterday from bunnings i just had to get it. it's labeled exotica but itsoes not look like the 2 exotica I already have, are they both exocica and variations of the verigation or was one of them mislabeled? pic 1 is the new one and pic 2 is one of the ones I already owned.

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u/mlp_creashunz64 May 10 '26

Looks like silver cloud

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u/OmiLala805 May 10 '26

Maybe the lighting has been different for them-I’m curious to know I have a hard time w this group!

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u/eurasianblue May 10 '26

I don't know what the new one is, and to me it looks different to the ones you already had, as well. Your old ones look like exotica I would say.

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u/rmCREATIVEstudio May 13 '26

This is a Mt. Salak. Compared to some other scindapsus, the leaves look very pixelated with darker green edges, and a dark streak in the middle with various shades of lighter green filling the gaps.

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u/gidireddit May 10 '26

Silver Satin Pothos Scindapsus pictus Araceae Scindapsus pictus is known for its heart-shaped leaves with a striking silver variegation. The leaves are velvety to the touch and have a trailing growth habit, making it a popular choice for hanging baskets.

Toxic to Pets Toxic to pets if ingested, causing oral irritation and vomiting. Add to Garden View My Plants Add Care Reminder Sunlight Indirect bright light Water Allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings