Pothos scindapsus

A plant with a climbing habit, native to many regions of the Pacific, where it grows in the form of a liana, it belongs to the Araceae family. In nature, the plant survives in humid environments also thanks to the presence of aerial roots which allow it to absorb nourishment, while they grow clinging to trees. It is mainly characterized by its glossy, light green foliage with white veins. In its natural state it produces spathe-shaped inflorescences.