known for its thick, glossy leaves adorned with intricate patterns resembling the skin of its namesake. This plant is a cultivar within the Scindapsus genus, which is native to Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Queensland, and the Pacific Islands.

The ‘Green Anaconda’ variety features deep green foliage with lighter green or silvery variegation, making it a striking addition to indoor plant collections.

How to care for your Scindapsus –

Water:Keep in lightly moist soil and water once the top 3cm feel dry.

Light: Scindapsus can survive in low light but looks better and grows faster in medium to bright indirect light. If the light is too low, the yellow swirls on the leaves revert to green on the new growth.

Humidity: They like high humidity but it is very tolerant and can thrive even where there is low humidity.

Temperature:They are extremelytolerant and can live in warm or colder temperatures.

Other info –

Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes

Air purifying? Yes