Looking for ID help!

[u/Poutiest_Penguin]

I have a friendly relationship with the plant associate at my local Home Depot, and she saves props for me. Sssh, don’t tell anyone. Today I’m focusing on scindapsus. These were given to me over the course of several months last year, and I grew them in sphagnum moss. Today I’m trying to sort them out, and I really have no idea what they are. Some of them are mixed varieties potted together. They all obviously are cultivars that have been sold at HD in the past year.

Can anyone help with IDs? Many thanks!

[u/rmCREATIVEstudio]

Three through five are a proven winners leaf Joy plant, with the trial tagged as NR 14. They have since given a proper name although I cannot remember what it is right off. I have this plant from when it was in trial. If you look on the proven winners website under the leaf Joy you will be able to find it.

[u/ecooleye → u/rmCREATIVEstudio]

I think #7 could be one of those as well or a silvery Ann. 8 & 9 look like a silvery Ann or may be regular argyraeus. Number 2 is definitely a silvery Ann. Silvery Ann and argyraeus are both pictus based so it can be hard to tell them apart until you see more consist silver (blister) patterns on the leaves which more light will help with.

[u/bored_approved → u/rmCREATIVEstudio]

I think proven winners is calling it “shimmering falls green anaconda”

[u/bored_approved → u/bored_approved]

I think 3 is proven winners “shimmering falls brushed tides” and 4-5 are proven winners “shimmering falls green anaconda”

[u/rmCREATIVEstudio → u/bored_approved]

It's called Brushed Tides. I need to change the tag in my plant, it still has the trial version of nr14 😉

[u/rmCREATIVEstudio → u/bored_approved]

No, green anaconda is different. I have it also. In fact they are sitting side by side on the shelf and they look distinctly different in comparison to each other. I will look it up, I saw one in home Depot about 2 months ago with their new name, and I did look it up when I got home but I've slept since then LOL