SCINDAPSUS PICTUS 'SILVERY ANN'

CULTIVAR DESCRIPTION:

Large, lance-shaped, light green leaves with large silver splotches, on a plant otherwise like 'Argyraeus'; some leaves are almost wholly silver.¹ Growers describe succulent, heart-shaped leaves with a satin finish and a high level of silvery variegation, softer foliage than 'Argyraeus', and some leaves that look as though they had been dipped in silver paint; it grows more slowly than 'Argyraeus' and is harder to come by.²,³,⁴

NOTES:

STATUS - A market name. Not yet accepted by the International Aroid Society. As of September 2026 the IAS Aroid Cultivar Registry holds no record of this name at all - neither accepted nor declined - and there is no plant patent. The name is recorded from nursery and trade sources and is not validly established.

1. Also sold as 'Silvery Anne'.¹

REFERENCES:

1. North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox: Scindapsus pictus

2. Steve's Leaves: Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann'

3. JOMO Studio: The difference between Scindapsus varieties

4. OurHouseplants: Satin pothos, Scindapsus pictus

Comparison painting by Aaron Apsley, botanical artist