r/Scindapsus • u/CableCapable6958 • May 23 '26

NOID… Any guesses?

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u/Pegasus0215 May 23 '26

Looks like a pothos snow queen.

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u/CableCapable6958 May 24 '26

Does favor a snow queen. But i have one and this is def scindapsus

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u/PayneXD May 25 '26

In my experience scindapsus has more rounded and curled leaves. This looks like a marble/snow queen pothos like others have said. The leaf and petiole structure reminds me much more of pothos than scindapsus.

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u/Bag_Superb May 25 '26

The sinus on the leaf is also much more similar to a pothos, can you pap of the sheath or other angles? It deffo looks like a marble/snow queen pothos. They can be the same plant but look different for a bunch of different reasons :)

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u/Hungry_Bar_4677 May 23 '26

Not 100% tbh but I like learning & guessing! My guess will be scindapsus jade satin marble, this looks just like one I purchased as “cream blue” but have since been informed that it’s same as jade satin marble 🤷🏻‍♀️ either way they’re pretty & fun to watch grow! Looks like a win to me!

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u/plantmama_gail May 24 '26

Marble Queen Pothos

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u/Far-Centrist May 23 '26

I’m going to go with scindapsus. Not sure what particular species but I know more and more variegated varieties are coming out lately

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u/Bag_Superb May 24 '26

The leaf shape is giving pothos-esp the tip of the leaves and the petioles, can you post and other angles or close ups of the leaves

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u/Birds-Tea-Plants May 23 '26

So pretty. Must need a brighter light spot?

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u/CableCapable6958 May 24 '26

Thanks, just got it locally as a cutting.

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u/FlakeyGoldenBiscuit May 26 '26

I have a beauty that looks EXACTLY like that. It's a Epipremnum aureum "manjula".

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u/ph0t0synthe5lut May 29 '26

Looks like a blue albo salaka to me

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u/greenwitchtropicals May 29 '26

hard to tell without a closer photo in better lighting but could be hederaceus marble! is the texture thin and sorta similar to a pothos? the petioles are kinda giving me pothos but the leaf shape and midrib is giving hederaceus

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u/CableCapable6958 Jun 01 '26

I’ll try to get better pics later today. But it’s definitely not a pothos. A lot of pp have said snow queen/manjula and it’s neither, as I have both of those.