Scindapsus pictus (satin pothos) originated in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. There, the silvery visage of Scindapsus pictus grows up the sides of trees. This silk pothos plant fits right in with other plants inhabiting your space. It is a best practice to place your satin pothos plant near a south-facing window, but not directly in front of it in the line of direct sunlight. Common problems are usually due to either overwatering or under-watering. Avoid overwatering by waiting for the top few inches of soil to dry out before watering again. Overwatering can result in yellow leaves. if you notice curling leaves this can indicate under-watering. The two things that satin pothos does not tolerate well are cold drafts and soggy soil. Yellow leaves can also occur with improper humidity levels.
