Satin Pothos (Scindapsus) Care Guide: Silver and Silk Varieties
If you just brought home a satin pothos and want the plain answer: put it in bright indirect light, water only when the top half of the soil has dried, and check the soil before reacting to curling or yellowing leaves. In many homes that means watering about every 10 to 14 days in spring and summer, then closer to every three weeks in autumn and winter. The easiest way to overdo it is to treat satin pothos like a thirsty plant. It is not. Too much water usually shows up as yellow lower leaves, soft stems, or soil that stays damp for more than two weeks. Too little water or too-dry air usually shows up as curling leaves, crispy edges, or brown tips. ...