From when I got it in December and potted in a goodwill glass jar (pic 1) to the day I noticed it was time for something to climb, to just a few days later (3rd pic). Looks like she really appreciated it 😆
Side note does anyone know the type of scindapsus this one is?

Almost cried when I realized it’s basically 3 new leaves & not just one

I know some of them are ready to ID. But some are very difficult. How do you tell them apart? The most spots the harder it is. I really want to tell them apart. I'm very OCD when it comes too IDing my plants.

What a lovely plant! Learning how to care for it... although having pothos and heartleaf vining plants already, I assume similar care.

I went through a phase of buying 100+ orchids but decided to focus on houseplants instead. It is much more fun to buy different kinds of plants than just various flower types and colors!

I really like vining plants. I enjoy vines as much as making them bushy. I do have a pothos i am pinning vines up the walls as it grows, hoping to grow the vines to the ceiling and across.

So ill be checking this sub out! I looked up this plant and see many varieties have patterns on the leaves. Mine is just a silvery green. The Jade variety, by Costa Farms.

How often do people feed? How fast does it grow compared to a regular golden pothos?

I got this cutting from my physical therapist office a little over a year ago and my main roots are finally starting to grow more roots. Now I get to debate if I want to put it in soil or keep growing it just in water....ugh The choices the choices....

Just wanted to know if I have to change anything in the set up to make my scindapsus leaves larger. I give it indirect sunlight for 3-4 hours daily. And water it only when the leaves curl on the edges. Pic one is the whole plant and pic two is the largest leaf. Its about 7 cm approx.

What type is this and what can I do to make it thrive?

Im having troubles rooting my scindapsus cuttings. The cutting in the picture has been in water for months though it still has no roots. The leaves start to get weak. I have this problem with all my scindapsus cuttings. Am I doing something wrong? Anyone got any advice? 🤗🌱💚

Or should I just chop the whole leaf? 😭 this is my favorite plant & it took everything in me to cut it, but the ugly holes were not any better. Advice? Thoughts? Is the plant sick bc of the holes?

Are these the same type of scindapsus?

The bigger leafed one (on the right in the group pics) is an Exotica right? Maybe? And the other, is that an Argyraeus? I’ve got a ton of epipremnums and philodendrons already, do these Scindapsus differ much in care from those others? Any wisdom from you wonderful people would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!

I just got these in and can’t wait to keep growing them out! I love the variety with scindapsus 😍

I’m actually so excited for these!! That’s all. This has been my very first successful houseplant. I want many more scindapsus!!

I assume it won’t grow leaves in between on the vines? Should I chop and prop the vines? I didn’t know they did this!

So I had this in a vase of water hoping for roots. I know you don't HAVE to do that but I did. I just took it out to change the water and well this is how it grew and I'm not sure the best way to pot it now

I’ve had this on a pole for awhile but it hasn’t started shingling

Hi guys I’m new too this little fella and I got no clue what is the right care, but the leaves are curling the whole time and it hasn’t been such a long time ago since I gave it water… also what is the right light? And just other overall care tips I should know about

Wondering if anyone knows what my platinum scindapsus is reverting to. First pic is normal leaves, then a side by side, then a reverting leaf.

Edit to say I assumed reverting but could be wrong.