Satin Pothos are of high ornamental features.

• These are evergreen vines that could be trained up to grow on a totem pole, string, sticks or to spill over the edge of a shelf or table. This is due to their compact growth habit. They are commonly known for being grown in a hanging basket to display their attractive foliage. Satin Pothos are easily recognized by their distinctive leaves, which are of heart-shaped, large, silky and dark green colour. These leaves got shiny-surface, leathery texture and are arranged alternately on 5 – 8 cm long leaf-stalks. Hence, Satin Pothos money plant could be a good focal point for your indoor spaces.

Excellent air purifying indoor greenery.

• According to studies from NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), while keeping the Satin Pothos money plant as an indoor greenery can help improve the air quality around you. That's because it's particularly effective at absorbing formaldehyde released by electronics and laptops and helping remove additional airborne toxins. Making it a great addition for healthier indoor spaces.. 

It’s an easy to care plant and is low-fuss to maintain.

• Satin Pothos can thrive well when kept around bright indirect light conditions. And water them only if you find their topsoil (2.5 -7cm) completely dry. Reduce watering during winter. Satin Pothos money plant is also treasured with aerial roots to support themselves in a water vase. Its soil must be kept moist, not wet, especially during summer. Use a well-drained potting mix. When it comes to feeding, use water-soluble fertilizer once a month during spring through fall.

It’s not a pet-friendly plant.

• Satin Pothos money plants are considered to be toxic to living beings, if ingested in any way could cause pain, swelling of mouth and even oral irritation. And so, for such reasons, that are not suggested to be planted near children and pets.