Scindapsus 'Jade Satin'
A naturally occurring branch mutation of 'Silver Satin' found in Zolfo Springs, Florida in 2007; the patent files it under Epipremnum aureum, while the trade sells it as Scindapsus pictus. It has thick, robust stems and thick dark green leaves only faintly mottled, in place of the parent's grey-green mottling, and needs moderate filtered light.
Wild ancestry
The wild species it descends from, with each one's share of the ancestry:
Scindapsus pictus
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Parentage from published registrations and growers' records; the family tree in the app shows each step's source.