trebie pothos Pothos - Trebie

trebie pothos Pothos - TrebieScientific Name: Scindapsus pictus 'Trebie' Synonyms: Silver Splash Pothos, Pictus Silver Splash, Scindapsus Trebie Attractive large Silvery Blue foliage Trailing plant Fuss free Medium bright bright light levels Plant level: Easy The Scindapsus Pictus Trebie should unquestionably be in your collection if you're a big fan of variegated foliage like we are. This stunning plant has the most beautifully sized blue green and silver variegated leaves in

Scientific Name: Scindapsus pictus 'Trebie'
Synonyms: Silver Splash Pothos, Pictus Silver Splash, Scindapsus Trebie

• Attractive large Silvery-Blue foliage
• Trailing plant
• Fuss-free 
• Medium bright - bright light levels
• Plant level: Easy

The Scindapsus Pictus Trebie should unquestionably be in your collection if you're a big fan of variegated foliage like we are. This stunning plant has the most beautifully sized blue-green and silver variegated leaves in the shape of hearts, which really catch the eye.

The Scindapsus Terbie is a fantastic plant for both novice and expert plant parents! This lovely trailing vine plant shares traits with the Pothos family, but despite not being a Pothos, it requires similar maintenance. 

However, if you're wondering what makes the Silver Splash and the Trebie different, let's put it this way: Trebie don't always have the usual hooked and curved leaves, and they also tend to have less asymmetry than the Scindapsus pictus ‘Exotica’ varieties. Additionally, they typically have much more glossy, solid-color foliage than iridescent or variegated foliage.  

They make the perfect indoor plant and are relatively resistant to pest invasions. Additionally, they thrive in a variety of lighting conditions and, unlike many houseplants, do not lose their glossy, glittery shine when light is scarce. To aid in its rapid growth, it is best to provide it with good, bright, filtered light.

It's a great trailer and looks lovely in a hanging basket as a hanging feature or placed on a shelf to gracefully cascade down, showcasing its large leaves.

Please Note: Scindapsus can cause stomach upset if consumed. Best kept out of reach.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Pothos healthy and happy.

Water: Water thoroughly and allow the top inch of soil to dry out between. Do not overwater. Never let the soil remain soggy. TOP TIP: Wait for the foliage to curl, this is a sign it is ready to be watered.
Light: Likes bright, indirect light best, but can handle lower light levels as well.
Humidity: Normal humidity requirements
Fertilize:  Feed monthly spring through autumn with a 20-10-10 liquid fertilizer diluted by half.