Hi Peggy, I happened across another one of your videos as I was too looking for indoor care videos and saw Peggy's Plant channel with a scindapsus pictus. So glad I clicked on this particular video because I recently purchased another scindapsus plant at a local grocery store, labeled as silvery ann, but after watching your comparisons, I'm almost certain it's an Argyreus. I have grown pothos up my oak tree for years and the leaves were big as elephant's ears the higher up it grew, but the leaves that sprawled on the ground stayed small like you would see in potted planters. I took some cuttings before cutting down the oak tree and potted up for another oak tree in my future.😁 I'm also in Central FL Zone 9B.
Hello fellow Floridian! Scindapsus seems to be mislabeled as often as they are correctly labeled. 😂 I think they are trying to keep us on our toes. It's amazing how large leaves on plants can grow when they are mounted on trees, moss poles, etc. I have a golden pothos cutting I brought with me from my home in the Florida Keys. Can't wait to mount it on a tree and watch it grow. Happy planting and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for posting this Peggy, they are so confusing, I get these 3 plants mixed up all the time 😂 Once again your soothing and calming voice is needed especially with the current crisis💗🌱
He did an amazing job at being able to identify the difference between a silvery Anne and an Exotica. I've been trying to figure this out for a couple months now and even with help from other planty people like myself haven't been able to do it until now thank you so much!
Ok, well I guess I lucked in to an Exotica today. Every now and again, something wonderful lands in the Coal Region of PA. I believe I'll follow your example of allowing mine to dry out before watering. I do that with my other plants and they're happy little things, for the most part. We don't talk about the Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma. I appreciate your no-nonsense approach and delivery.
Hello Peggy this is an update.... the first plant i got was a scindapsus moonlight, today I got the pictus, love them both....looking forward to sharing these lovlies with my fellow plant friends.
Good job, Peggy! I'm sure you are helping a lot of people with this video. So many people aren't sure which is which. I have them all except for the silver ann. My exotica is my favorite. The leaves are so large, and beautiful. I have put them outside under the gazebo. The are sprouting new leaves already.
I have a Silver Satin and I love her 🥰 4 weeks in my care and she’s having her first fertiliser cocktail drink as I watch your video. I’ve not heard plant tubers mention the SS, so I wonder if this name is unique to the Australian market. I have very recently discovered you, Peggy, and i’m enjoying your calming and informative videos.
Welcome to the plant family! I've seen scindapsus referred to as silver satin, but it was the same name for several different scindapsus. I'm just as confused on that as the next person. 😊 Thank you for supporting my channel. I'm pleased you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
@@PeggysPlants thank you for the response cos then i feel like i am finding friends in you tube just like in facebook more blessings for you and your channel
That's is so sweet, Dian. I'm a bit camera shy, so that probably wouldn't work for me. I'm working on it though. I feel rude talking to you all when I don't show my face. Yes, I have issues! 😊
I just found your channel and am so enjoying it. I just got one of these plants and so beautiful! I was not aware of the three different varieties but now on the hunt. That is the fun part, yes?
Great care video Peggy. You provided a great explanation regarding the differences between the plants. I have all 3 as well and I do find they are very easygoing plants. I also just purchased Scindapsus Treubii Moonlight and Dark Form which are a different genus. They are truly beautiful plants.
Thank you for this Peggy! Your explanation and seeing the varieties side by side is a great help! My poor argyreus must have exhaled because it will no longer be under pressure to be an exotica and put out large leaves. For this, I think I heard it tell me to subscribe and I'm happy to.😊
Hi, Peggy. Your plant is beautiful. Peggy, you have a lot of plants in your home, I bet that you get a workout dusting and cleaning all of your plant babies lol. I need more house plants. I especially want to bring some of my snake plants inside and decorate them as house plants lol. Thanks for sharing some great plant care tips.🤎🧡🤎🙌🏿🙌🏿👏🏿👏🏿🟣🟡🔵👋🏿👋🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
You are very welcome Jenita. Yes, the plant collection just continues to grow. Even when I think I'm not buying many, they just appear out of nowhere. 🤔 Seems like I just can't get enough. I don't smoke or really drink, so plants are my vice. Thanks for watching!
😒 So I just learned I’ve been calling my Argyraeus a Silver Ann! I’m so glad I watched this video! I also am not sure yet how much water mine likes. Still playing around with that. Thanks for the info!
What's in a name?😄 My Silvery Ann is so picky with the watering thing. Just when you think you have it figured out, the leaves start to curl. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are so helpful, just got mine and didn't know the name. I also loved your collections of snake plants which inspired me to collect them and keep them in white pots🤗
Pretty neat. They look nice. I don't usually mind what people pronounce scientific names with few exceptions. I only ever see names written so I pronounce them how I hear them in my head. I love your bunny ear lights.
Good point! Honestly, I'm not hung up on the names. However, if I'm doing a video, I like to do my research and try my best to be as accurate as possible. Sometimes I get it right, other times, not so much...
Very informative video. Your descriptions of the differences between the three varieties really clicked with me. Out in the stores I have a hard time with which is which. I think you have just made it possible for me to pick one now. Thank you so much! I only have one Scindapsus, a small Agyraeus, but I think she is really beautiful.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I have a Silvery Ann not an Exotica. I Absolutely Love the way you explained the differences! I get it now. Again Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Hope everything is going well for you and your family.
I have all three as well and completely agree that they prefer to dry out. I found that that mine at least tell me when they need to be watered because their leaves will start to curl and that's when I water. I also use water from my aquarium on all my plants and they seem to love it.
You always help me figure out those difficult to differentiate little dudes! I didn't realize it was a humidity lover! I gotta get my argeryeus a pebble tray stat!
That's great! Plants can often stay alive in less than optimum conditions. They're tougher than we give them credit for being. Thanks for watching and happy growing!
Oh how I wish I saw this before I lost 3 Exoticas to root rot 😒. I agree, they do not like a lot of moisture. I have a Silver Ann and Pictus now and they are doing great. They are just beautiful Peggy! As always, such an informative video. Thanks for sharing ❤🌱.
Sorry to hear about your Exoticas. I was very surprised when I kept reading that they like consistently moist soil. Mine won't be finding out if they like it. i just can't risk it. They seem to be doing just fine being kept a bit on the dry side. Thanks for watching.
@@PeggysPlants Yep, that's exactly what I kept finding online and with the enclose care sheet. Live and learn I guess. Now, I let them tell me when they need water. So much better now. You're welcome...
Great video!! Now everyone can tell the difference between these 3 plants. It’s easy too see when their all together. I love all of them, so beautiful 😍
I found this poster online that has beautiful watercolor images of each of the pothos and scindapsus varieties. There is also a Silver Splash and Silver Lady variety.
Beautiful plants young lady as usual. I don't have any of these yet but I really love them all. If I could only find one it would be the exotica. Not use to seeing your smile you do a lot of shopping videos. Great to see you. Just wondering what are you looking at when you record? I don't do videos so I have no clue. But it's great info to know. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!💜🍃🌺🌴🌵
Thank you so much! I'm not usually looking at anything in particular. I find it distracting to look at myself in the camera and it makes me self conscious. Therefore, I look anywhere but at the camera when possible. 💚😀 Thanks for watching!
I love, love, love the argreyus (excuse the spelling)! Mine is growing so fast. Great beginner plant. Enjoyable video as per usual. Thanks for sharing. Take care
I literally just did a video on this and wish I had stopped by here first for more in depth knowledge. What I like about them is how strong and velvety their leaves are. They are gorgeous. As far as pronunciationn, one says tuh-may-toe...someone else says tuh-mah-toe. I'm from Ohio with a Midwestern/Northern dialect by way of Cincinnati, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and now Florida. So my accent is all over the place.
LOL, what's in a name. I primarily like to know what plants are so that I can research the care. Other than that, no big deal. I'm not an English teacher, so I don't grade or judge. 😊 As long as I can keep these beautiful plants thriving, I'm a happy plant lady. Gotta go check out your video. I don't recall seeing that one. Thanks for watching.
Great Video-- had just been wondering and asking for help with identifying. Your video has made that task easier. Now What about a satin,... guess I will look for info on that!
Great video n informative, I hav a pathos n I saw those n kinda think I want to try a Scindapsus plctus , you look great 👍🏾 you plant mom 👍🏾🙌🏾🙋🏾♀️. What website did you get them from, how long have you had them ? Thanks 😊
I purchased most of them locally from Lowe's. If I recall correctly, I purchased one online from an Etsy shop. I don't recall the name. I have so many plants now, it's hard for me to recall where I got them. 😊
Lovely info thank you very much for explaining the water issue and you have a twin up here in CT lol and you both have a similar voice 😂 I love scindapsis I use miracle gro too but my fav is Alaskan fish and seaweed
Glad it was helpful! I'm not familiar with Alaskan fish and seaweed. I'll file that away as something to try out. Thanks for watching and hello to my twin. LOL
Out of all of them I have, I think only 1 was labeled correctly. They don't make it easy sometimes! 😄 Enjoy your Exotica. I think I like the Exotica most out of this type of Scindapsus because the leaves get so large. Enjoy!
Mine do that when they are thirsty. If you've watered them recently, you may want to take a look at the roots to make sure they are in good condition. Hope that helps.
@@PeggysPlants TY I think they are so beautiful and a) happy to now know they are not pothos and b) so grateful for your channel that actually taught me to finally id them!...you are awesome! I have family in Jacksonville down there but I have to grow my babies up here in NC! LOL I just love you!
Hi! I loved this video! I could never figure out a way to tell between the silvery anne and exotica but what you shared makes it so much easier! Question: when cutting these plants for propagation... what happens to the cut stem on the main plant? Does it stop vining/growing or will it start to grow again from the cut area?
Peggy's Tropical Garden 😂They always telling people they are “knowledgeable so please ask any questions“ I’m not professional or anything but I know more than they know LOL
I repot all of my plants when I get them so that I can see the condition of the roots. After that, I wait until they are root bound or have roots coming from the bottom of the pot. Thanks for watching!
Hi, Im from Pakistan n has v hot weather, I ordered one online which was v long stem with only 3 leaves on top. I spray it 4_5 times a day, watering only once a day, but hasn't shown any further growth in two months. Even though it's healthy it's not becoming bushy. Give me some tips. Not to forget, it has cast me a lot of money in this part of the world about 70$.
Hello! I have my scindapsus in well draining soil and water once a week in the warmer months. It does not get any direct sun and it is growing well. They are not fast growing plants like pothos. Also, you may want to consider using some diluted fertilizer. Hope that helps.
I purchase them from Amazon, Ikea and Walmart. I've just recently discovered the ones at Walmart. They are priced the lowest and have different patterns. I have a link in my description box to white pots on Amazon. That's where I purchased the small rounded square ones with trays, the hanging ones and several others. Thanks for watching!
I was wondering the same thing. Ive seen it listed as a scindapsus silver splash & a pothos silver splash on the same website. Im assuming its like the exotica without watching the video again :)
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Peggy always gives the best advice; she is easy on the eyes and relatable. One of my favorite channels.
😊 Thank you!
Good, thorough video. Enjoyable to watch! Many thanks!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.
You gave the clearest description of each. I think I can now figure out which I have. Thank you 🙏🏻
Glad it was helpful! You are most welcome. Thanks for watching!
Such a pleasant voice and beautiful smile! Thanks Peggy!
Thank you for watching and for the kind words!
Hi Peggy, I happened across another one of your videos as I was too looking for indoor care videos and saw Peggy's Plant channel with a scindapsus pictus. So glad I clicked on this particular video because I recently purchased another scindapsus plant at a local grocery store, labeled as silvery ann, but after watching your comparisons, I'm almost certain it's an Argyreus. I have grown pothos up my oak tree for years and the leaves were big as elephant's ears the higher up it grew, but the leaves that sprawled on the ground stayed small like you would see in potted planters. I took some cuttings before cutting down the oak tree and potted up for another oak tree in my future.😁 I'm also in Central FL Zone 9B.
Hello fellow Floridian! Scindapsus seems to be mislabeled as often as they are correctly labeled. 😂 I think they are trying to keep us on our toes. It's amazing how large leaves on plants can grow when they are mounted on trees, moss poles, etc. I have a golden pothos cutting I brought with me from my home in the Florida Keys. Can't wait to mount it on a tree and watch it grow. Happy planting and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for posting this Peggy, they are so confusing, I get these 3 plants mixed up all the time 😂
Once again your soothing and calming voice is needed especially with the current crisis💗🌱
You are so welcome! I'm glad to be of comfort in these unsettling times. Take care and be well!
Peggy thank you so much, be safe as well😉
Thank you for bringing some new info on scindapsis and a concise description of the differences between the varieties.
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
They are my favorite for sure !!! Found a whole bunch in a random Home Depot here !
I've found some huge ones at HD and Lowes. I didn't purchase since I already had my smaller ones...but it sure was tempting!
I watched your video yesterday and now that I bought one today at a local nursery, I'm watching again 😊. Thanks for the info
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your new plant!
He did an amazing job at being able to identify the difference between a silvery Anne and an Exotica. I've been trying to figure this out for a couple months now and even with help from other planty people like myself haven't been able to do it until now thank you so much!
You are very welcome.
@@PeggysPlants sorry I meant to say "you did" lol
LOL, no worries. 😊
Good morning Peggy, great video! I never could tell the difference between these, now I know.👍🏻
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. 🌿💚
Ok, well I guess I lucked in to an Exotica today. Every now and again, something wonderful lands in the Coal Region of PA. I believe I'll follow your example of allowing mine to dry out before watering. I do that with my other plants and they're happy little things, for the most part. We don't talk about the Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma. I appreciate your no-nonsense approach and delivery.
What a nice find! I've found other Scindapsus at big box stores, but never an Exotica. Thanks for watching and enjoy your Exotica!
Hello Peggy
I finally purchased one!!!! Truly one of my favorite plants.
Thank you for this video.
Yay! They are so beautiful. Enjoy your new plant!
Hello Peggy this is an update.... the first plant i got was a scindapsus moonlight, today I got the pictus, love them both....looking forward to sharing these lovlies with my fellow plant friends.
Good job, Peggy! I'm sure you are helping a lot of people with this video. So many people aren't sure which is which. I have them all except for the silver ann. My exotica is my favorite. The leaves are so large, and beautiful. I have put them outside under the gazebo. The are sprouting new leaves already.
Glad it was helpful! The Exotica is my favorite as well. Thanks for watching and for the feedback!
I have a Silver Satin and I love her 🥰 4 weeks in my care and she’s having her first fertiliser cocktail drink as I watch your video.
I’ve not heard plant tubers mention the SS, so I wonder if this name is unique to the Australian market.
I have very recently discovered you, Peggy, and i’m enjoying your calming and informative videos.
Welcome to the plant family! I've seen scindapsus referred to as silver satin, but it was the same name for several different scindapsus. I'm just as confused on that as the next person. 😊 Thank you for supporting my channel. I'm pleased you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!
Perfect timing😀... I’m on my lunch break eating and watching with my coworkers. Love your videos🌱 ❤️
Thanks for watching and I hope you an your coworkers had an enjoyable lunch!💚🙂
So helpful to be able to see the plants side-by-side! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
I love your background with all the white pots.. Very clean and pretty 😄
Thank you!! 😊
i love these plants too! i love how the leaves feel, thick and substantial...
I totally agree!
Now, I feel I can tell the differences as you pointed them out about the leaf variegations! Thanks. I ❤️ Schindapsus!
You are so welcome!
@@PeggysPlants thank you for the response cos then i feel like i am finding friends in you tube just like in facebook more blessings for you and your channel
Thank you for paying attention to the details of these beautiful plant's and for showing the very different types 🌿💚
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching.
It's snowing now, thank you for posting, you make my quarantine happy 😊. We need plant therapy these days. Big like👍🏼
I'm happy to provide some plant therapy! I feel like I need to keep some things as normal as possible during these odd times. Be well and stay warm!
You explained this very well Peggy and I need to add the Silvery Ann to my collection, thank you for this great informational video.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Peggy, I love your plants and advise and you are very beautiful!!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your support!
Hi Peggy thank u for introducing this plant. I am a regular visitor of ur channel.
You are very welcome and thank you for your continued support of my channel!
Finally find an answer to my question, thank u for sharing ☺️
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Btw. You should have your own tv show. So pretty and your voice is a dream! Seriously. 👍🏻❤️
That's is so sweet, Dian. I'm a bit camera shy, so that probably wouldn't work for me. I'm working on it though. I feel rude talking to you all when I don't show my face. Yes, I have issues! 😊
I have my first Scindapsis on order at this time. Thanks for this video, very informative.
Glad it was helpful. Scindapsus are beautiful and easy to grow. Enjoy your scindapsus!
These are also one of my favorites! The argyraeus is my most favorite but the leaves on my exótica are enormous and show stoppers!💕
Those big thick leaves on the Exotica make it hard to ignore, but all three are so beautiful. Thanks for watching!
I just found your channel and am so enjoying it. I just got one of these plants and so beautiful! I was not aware of the three different varieties but now on the hunt. That is the fun part, yes?
Welcome to the plant family! The hunt is absolutely the fun part. Enjoy your hunt and thanks for watching!
Great care video Peggy. You provided a great explanation regarding the differences between the plants. I have all 3 as well and I do find they are very easygoing plants. I also just purchased Scindapsus Treubii Moonlight and Dark Form which are a different genus. They are truly beautiful plants.
OMG! I have plant envy. Both of those plants are on my wishlist. I'm excited for you. Enjoy them when they arrive.
Thank you for this Peggy! Your explanation and seeing the varieties side by side is a great help! My poor argyreus must have exhaled because it will no longer be under pressure to be an exotica and put out large leaves. For this, I think I heard it tell me to subscribe and I'm happy to.😊
LOL, glad it was helpful. I'm pleased your Argyreus can now be himself! Thanks for watching and welcome to the family!
Thank you Peggy! All the others I watched just made me more confused. You made it very clear what the differences are between the three varieties.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
New Subscriber!!! So happy I found you 💓. You are soooooo informative.
Welcome to the family, Evelyn! Thanks for watching.
Love your calmness and clarity...SUB!!!. See you again soon.
Thank you for the kind words and welcome to the plant family!
Got the Argyraeus a few weeks ago and love it. The other two are on my wishlist.
Your plants look great 💚 Thanks for the info 🌱
You are so welcome!💚 Enjoy your new plant!
My scindapsus’ and my Maratas are pretty vocal. Great video!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi, Peggy. Your plant is beautiful. Peggy, you have a lot of plants in your home, I bet that you get a workout dusting and cleaning all of your plant babies lol. I need more house plants. I especially want to bring some of my snake plants inside and decorate them as house plants lol. Thanks for sharing some great plant care tips.🤎🧡🤎🙌🏿🙌🏿👏🏿👏🏿🟣🟡🔵👋🏿👋🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
You are very welcome Jenita. Yes, the plant collection just continues to grow. Even when I think I'm not buying many, they just appear out of nowhere. 🤔 Seems like I just can't get enough. I don't smoke or really drink, so plants are my vice. Thanks for watching!
😒 So I just learned I’ve been calling my Argyraeus a Silver Ann! I’m so glad I watched this video! I also am not sure yet how much water mine likes. Still playing around with that. Thanks for the info!
What's in a name?😄 My Silvery Ann is so picky with the watering thing. Just when you think you have it figured out, the leaves start to curl. Thanks for watching.
Your videos are so helpful, just got mine and didn't know the name. I also loved your collections of snake plants which inspired me to collect them and keep them in white pots🤗
Glad it was helpful! Gotta love those snake plants and the white pots!
Luv your explanation of the differences, care 🤗💕 I now know which 1 I have
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Pretty neat. They look nice. I don't usually mind what people pronounce scientific names with few exceptions. I only ever see names written so I pronounce them how I hear them in my head. I love your bunny ear lights.
Good point! Honestly, I'm not hung up on the names. However, if I'm doing a video, I like to do my research and try my best to be as accurate as possible. Sometimes I get it right, other times, not so much...
Thank you for all the info love how relaxed and carm you are will be coming back x
Hello Angie and thank you for the kind words. Stay well.
You are so soothing. I hope you do a lot more vids. 🥰
Thank you, I plan to continue.😀
These are becoming my favorite. I just love them
They are already on my favorites list! 💚😍 Thanks for watching.
They're among my favorites - I have about 4 pots of them. Very easy, and I also let my dry between watering as mine do not like wet soil.
I was surprised to see that moist soil was so widely recommended. I guess that must be the case for some...not any of mine though!💚
Ohh my, exactly what I needed today as i bought what i believe to be a silvery anne
Glad I could help. Enjoy your new plant!
Love them all. Wonderful video.
Thanks so much!
Very informative video. Your descriptions of the differences between the three varieties really clicked with me. Out in the stores I have a hard time with which is which. I think you have just made it possible for me to pick one now. Thank you so much! I only have one Scindapsus, a small Agyraeus, but I think she is really beautiful.
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your Agryaeus.💚
Thank you, Miss Peggy! This was very helpful!
You are so welcome!
Thanks very much Peggy. I’m learning.
You are so welcome! We're all learning together. 🌿💚 Thanks for watching.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I have a Silvery Ann not an Exotica. I Absolutely Love the way you explained the differences! I get it now. Again Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Hope everything is going well for you and your family.
You are so welcome! I hope your family is well too. Thanks for watching!
Very comforting video
Glad you think so!
I have all three as well and completely agree that they prefer to dry out. I found that that mine at least tell me when they need to be watered because their leaves will start to curl and that's when I water. I also use water from my aquarium on all my plants and they seem to love it.
I love that they let us know when they are thirsty. I don't have an aquarium, but I use fish emulsion and they seem to like it. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed your video, you have a very nice voice.
Thank you so much!🌿💚
Thank you, love your style and your chanel
Thank you so much!
You always help me figure out those difficult to differentiate little dudes! I didn't realize it was a humidity lover! I gotta get my argeryeus a pebble tray stat!
Happy to help!
My Exotica is on my patio and the temperature has gone down to 44 degrees at night. She’s still doing good, I’m in California.
That's great! Plants can often stay alive in less than optimum conditions. They're tougher than we give them credit for being. Thanks for watching and happy growing!
Oh how I wish I saw this before I lost 3 Exoticas to root rot 😒. I agree, they do not like a lot of moisture. I have a Silver Ann and Pictus now and they are doing great. They are just beautiful Peggy! As always, such an informative video. Thanks for sharing ❤🌱.
Sorry to hear about your Exoticas. I was very surprised when I kept reading that they like consistently moist soil. Mine won't be finding out if they like it. i just can't risk it. They seem to be doing just fine being kept a bit on the dry side. Thanks for watching.
@@PeggysPlants Yep, that's exactly what I kept finding online and with the enclose care sheet. Live and learn I guess. Now, I let them tell me when they need water. So much better now. You're welcome...
They are my favorite tooooooo!!!, andbIbdo use Miracle Grow too and it is being great to my plants.
You sound like my kind of plant person! Thanks for watching.
Great video!! Now everyone can tell the difference between these 3 plants. It’s easy too see when their all together. I love all of them, so beautiful 😍
Thanks for watching!
The exotica is on my wishlist. I've been looking for one locally but will order online if I can't find one soon.
I found this poster online that has beautiful watercolor images of each of the pothos and scindapsus varieties. There is also a Silver Splash and Silver Lady variety.
Oh great Kyra...I haven't even seen them and I want them! LOL💚😍
Because of this video I just purchased Silvery Ann and Argyraeus! Now I wait...
And I MUST get the exotica!
Excellent choices. Hope you enjoy them.
The Exotica is my favorite!
Beautiful plants young lady as usual. I don't have any of these yet but I really love them all. If I could only find one it would be the exotica. Not use to seeing your smile you do a lot of shopping videos. Great to see you. Just wondering what are you looking at when you record? I don't do videos so I have no clue. But it's great info to know. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!💜🍃🌺🌴🌵
Thank you so much! I'm not usually looking at anything in particular. I find it distracting to look at myself in the camera and it makes me self conscious. Therefore, I look anywhere but at the camera when possible. 💚😀 Thanks for watching!
Exactly what i’m looking for! Thank you!
Glad I could help! You're welcome!
Hi Peggy, nice video and well done explanation of the differences. Can you tell me what soil you are using for your scindapsus please ?
Hello! I use very simple soil mixtures. I use approx 60% soil and %40 perlite for my scindapsus. Thanks for watching.
@@PeggysPlants thanks for the quick answer ! I found you through the Crazy Plant Guy
I love, love, love the argreyus (excuse the spelling)! Mine is growing so fast. Great beginner plant. Enjoyable video as per usual. Thanks for sharing. Take care
Thanks so much for watching. They are so easy to care for and so beautiful. What's not to love about these plants?💚
I literally just did a video on this and wish I had stopped by here first for more in depth knowledge. What I like about them is how strong and velvety their leaves are. They are gorgeous.
As far as pronunciationn, one says tuh-may-toe...someone else says tuh-mah-toe. I'm from Ohio with a Midwestern/Northern dialect by way of Cincinnati, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and now Florida. So my accent is all over the place.
LOL, what's in a name. I primarily like to know what plants are so that I can research the care. Other than that, no big deal. I'm not an English teacher, so I don't grade or judge. 😊 As long as I can keep these beautiful plants thriving, I'm a happy plant lady. Gotta go check out your video. I don't recall seeing that one. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for this video! 🌱🌿💚
You are so welcome!
Nice video, Peggy! Must admit I don't have one but have enjoyed looking at them in the stores.
Thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for this video very helpful
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Great Video-- had just been wondering and asking for help with identifying. Your video has made that task easier. Now What about a satin,... guess I will look for info on that!
Glad it was helpful. Unfortumately, I idd't have a satin when I recorded the video. Thanks for watching!
Amen on the watering
Yes!!🌿💚
i am looking for the Exotica... i have here Silver Anne and i love it very much, sitting beside me on my comp table.
Good choice! They are beautiful plants. Hopefully an Exotica will find its way into your shopping cart soon!💚
Very informative, thank you
I'm please it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Great video n informative, I hav a pathos n I saw those n kinda think I want to try a Scindapsus plctus , you look great 👍🏾 you plant mom 👍🏾🙌🏾🙋🏾♀️. What website did you get them from, how long have you had them ? Thanks 😊
I purchased most of them locally from Lowe's. If I recall correctly, I purchased one online from an Etsy shop. I don't recall the name. I have so many plants now, it's hard for me to recall where I got them. 😊
Where can I get these. I can only find the all green or yellow green varieties 😭
I would love to have them again.
I found most of mine at big box stores, although I haven't seen them lately. You may have to search for an online seller.
Totally enjoyed and appreciate your very informative video. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Very pretty Peggy. Thanks for sharing the differences😁✌💖
You are so welcome💚
Thanks very informative❤❤
Thank you for the tutorial, really great!!! 💚🌱💚🌱
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Glad I clicked on, I thank you for sharing
You are so welcome.
Lovely info thank you very much for explaining the water issue and you have a twin up here in CT lol and you both have a similar voice 😂 I love scindapsis I use miracle gro too but my fav is Alaskan fish and seaweed
Glad it was helpful! I'm not familiar with Alaskan fish and seaweed. I'll file that away as something to try out. Thanks for watching and hello to my twin. LOL
I bought one today. It was sold to me as a silvery ann but after watching this I'm pretty sure its an exotica.
Out of all of them I have, I think only 1 was labeled correctly. They don't make it easy sometimes! 😄 Enjoy your Exotica. I think I like the Exotica most out of this type of Scindapsus because the leaves get so large. Enjoy!
Thanks for your help. I have a question. The leaves on my plant are starting to curl, what is going on? Any idea?
Mine do that when they are thirsty. If you've watered them recently, you may want to take a look at the roots to make sure they are in good condition. Hope that helps.
I have a question about lighting. Do you think the Scindapsus would fair well with grow lights only and a humidifier?
I think it should be fine if water and temperature needs are met. They are quite hardy in my experience. Enjoy your scindapsus!
@@PeggysPlants TY I think they are so beautiful and a) happy to now know they are not pothos and b) so grateful for your channel that actually taught me to finally id them!...you are awesome! I have family in Jacksonville down there but I have to grow my babies up here in NC! LOL I just love you!
Hi! I loved this video! I could never figure out a way to tell between the silvery anne and exotica but what you shared makes it so much easier! Question: when cutting these plants for propagation... what happens to the cut stem on the main plant? Does it stop vining/growing or will it start to grow again from the cut area?
Glad you found this video helpful. The cut end does not grow, but the plant usually branches off and will grow on the same vine.
Hello, does anyone know the plant over Peggy’s right shoulder?
Hi Danielle, I think you're talking about my vanilla bean orchid.
So pretty, thank you
Loved this video! Thank you so much ❤️🌿
Glad you enjoyed it! You are very welcome.
GREAT VIDEO! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
You explained that very well. Thank you☺️
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome.
Hi Peggy ! Thanks for sharing! In my area there is Two nurseries .They are great for shopping but they always have two or three wrong ID’s...😂
Sounds like it's quite common. No wonder we are so confused. LOL
Peggy's Tropical Garden 😂They always telling people they are “knowledgeable so please ask any questions“ I’m not professional or anything but I know more than they know LOL
@@Yukooooo2000 LOL, stay well my friend!
Peggy's Tropical Garden You too😊
I haven’t found any here in Australia
I'm surprised to hear that. They are becoming quite common in my area. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for the information on my argyraeus . I do have a question, when should you repot or put these in a bigger pot?
I repot all of my plants when I get them so that I can see the condition of the roots. After that, I wait until they are root bound or have roots coming from the bottom of the pot. Thanks for watching!
New here....interested with Scindapsus variety
Hi and welcome to the plant family. Thanks for watching.
Hi, Im from Pakistan n has v hot weather, I ordered one online which was v long stem with only 3 leaves on top. I spray it 4_5 times a day, watering only once a day, but hasn't shown any further growth in two months. Even though it's healthy it's not becoming bushy. Give me some tips. Not to forget, it has cast me a lot of money in this part of the world about 70$.
Hello! I have my scindapsus in well draining soil and water once a week in the warmer months. It does not get any direct sun and it is growing well. They are not fast growing plants like pothos. Also, you may want to consider using some diluted fertilizer. Hope that helps.
@@PeggysPlants thanks a lot dear, ♥️ from🇵🇰
thanks..good video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Peggy, where do you get the majority of your beautiful white pots? I love them and prefer white or cream pots myself.
Lowe's has white pots right now and Ikea always has white.
I purchase them from Amazon, Ikea and Walmart. I've just recently discovered the ones at Walmart. They are priced the lowest and have different patterns. I have a link in my description box to white pots on Amazon. That's where I purchased the small rounded square ones with trays, the hanging ones and several others. Thanks for watching!
I was wondering the same thing. Ive seen it listed as a scindapsus silver splash & a pothos silver splash on the same website. Im assuming its like the exotica without watching the video again :)
The growers certainly don't make these plants any easier to identify sometimes. Thanks for watching and stay well!💚
Lovveee these!
Me too! Thanks for watching.