Scindapsus pictus 'Trebie' is a distinctive climbing and trailing foliage plant, recognised for its large, heart-shaped leaves generously splashed with silvery variegation. The foliage has a soft, satin-like sheen created by reflective cells on the leaf surface, giving the leaves a luminous appearance. Compared with other Scindapsus cultivars, 'Trebie' develops larger leaves with broader silver markings and a slower, more compact growth habit. As it matures, its vines produce aerial roots that enable the plant to climb, often resulting in increasingly larger foliage over time.
Habitat: Thrives in humidity. Cut back to encourage a full plant.
Light: Enjoys moderate indirect light. Can adapt to lower light levels.
Water: Allow the top half of the soil to dry out before watering.
Toxic: Yes, should not be consumed by animals or humans.
Fertiliser: Will benefit from the application of a balanced plant fertiliser during peak growth periods.
Please note: Variegated plants vary between and within crops. While we attempt to maintain growing conditions, no guarantees can be made around the volume of variegation per plant. The picture of this plant is indicative only, as we see with all plant species, every plant is unique.
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Sold in quantities of 5 x 17cm plants per box. Please note, only two separate varieties may be mixed in one box for shipping.
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Please note: Variegated plants vary between and within crops. While we attempt to maintain growing conditions, no guarantees can be made around the volume of variegation per plant. The picture of this plant is indicative only, as we see with all plant species, every plant is unique.
Sold in quantities of 5 x 17cm plants per box. Please note, only two separate varieties may be mixed in one box for shipping.