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Satin Pothos Trebie
Small
Recommended Size
Colour
Small size details
• Nursery Pot Ø: 12cm
• Fits our small pots
• Recommended decorative pot Ø: 13-15cm
• Approx plant height: 40cm
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Light Requirements
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Low to bright, indirect sunlight
They’re the perfect plant to bring life to a dark room or corner since they can thrive in low light
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Watering Schedule
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Fortnightly
Fortnightly, allowing its soil to completely dry out between waterings to prevent overwatering and root rot. During the winter months feel free to only water your plant every 3-4 weeks if soil is still moist after 2 weeks.
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Humidity
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No particular requirements
Pothos do not have any particular humidity requirements.
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Sad Plant Signs
Troubleshooting
Brown stalks and yellowing leaves: suggest your Pothos has been overwatered. Make sure you allow its soil to fully dry between waterings. Dry, crispy tips leaf tips: indicates your plant is underwatered or scorched from direct sunlight.
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Plant attributes
Plant bio
Epipremnum Trebie
The Satin Pothos is native to the rainforests of India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and the Philippines, and is a species of flowering plant in the arum family Araceae. In its native habitat, this climbing plant can grow up to 3m tall in the shade by winding its way around larger trees or alternatively it will spread across the forest floor if there are no trees around. This makes it tolerant to lower light levels and it will fare well with fortnightly waterings and plenty of misting to create a humid environment. The beautiful flecks of silver-variegation on its sage green leaves make this a stunning and stylish indoor plant. Let the Satin Pothos cascade vertically from a shelf or staircase or alternatively let him trail sideways to make an interesting decorative display.
Styling Tips
Shelf Life
Arrange plants at different heights on a bookshelf to create a sense of balance, allowing some to hang down and others to pop out amidst other objects.
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