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scindapsus pictus satin pothos silvery ann Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' – High-Silver Variegated VineScindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' Compact Satin Pothos With Intense Silver Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann', often referred to as a satin pothos, stands out with its dense, metallic variegation and velvety, heart shaped leaves. Unlike other cultivars, its silver patterning often covers entire leaf sections, giving the plant a frosted, luminous look. Whether trailing from a shelf or climbing a moss pole, this satin pothos cultivar adapts beautifully to a
Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann' – Compact Satin Pothos With Intense Silver
Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann', often referred to as a satin pothos, stands out with its dense, metallic variegation and velvety, heart-shaped leaves. Unlike other cultivars, its silver patterning often covers entire leaf sections, giving the plant a frosted, luminous look. Whether trailing from a shelf or climbing a moss pole, this satin pothos cultivar adapts beautifully to a variety of plant setups.
What Makes 'Silvery Ann' Unique?
- High Silver Coverage: More intense and irregular variegation than other pictus types.
- Flexible Growth: Climbs with support or trails elegantly in hanging setups.
- Space-Saving Habit: Grows compactly with a moderate pace – perfect for smaller homes.
- Low Maintenance: Adapts easily to average indoor conditions.
Origins and Natural Behavior
- Native Range: Southeast Asian rainforests, including Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
- Growth Style: Hemiepiphytic vine that roots along nodes and climbs trees in nature.
- Indoor Size: Typically 60 – 120 cm; longer if allowed to climb vertically.
- Toxicity: Contains calcium oxalate crystals – toxic if ingested by pets or humans.
How to Care for Scindapsus pictus 'Silvery Ann'
- Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light. Lower light slows growth and mutes silver tones.
- Not suitable for rooms with no natural light – use grow lights if placed far from a window.
- Water: Water when the top 15-20% of soil feels dry. Drooping = thirst; yellowing = overwatering.
- Humidity: Prefers 50 – 70%. Add a tray, humidifier, or group with other plants in dry rooms.
- Temperature: Ideal between 18 – 26 °C. Keep away from heaters or AC vents.
- Soil: Use a loose aroid mix with perlite and orchid bark. Avoid compact or soggy soil.
- Pot Choice: Use pots with drainage – terracotta helps regulate moisture, while plastic retains more.
- Fertilizer: Feed monthly with a balanced liquid fertilizer at half strength during active growth. Pause feeding if growth slows.
- Repotting: Every 1 – 2 years or when root-bound. Go up one pot size only.
- Propagation: Root stem cuttings with a node in water, moss, or moist soil. Roots develop in 2 – 4 weeks.
- Semi-Hydro Setup: Grows well in LECA with hydro nutrients. Works in self-watering pots if water level is managed.
- Pruning: Trim leggy or yellowing vines for shape. Cuttings can be replanted for a bushier look.
Troubleshooting Common Problems
- Spider mites: Wipe leaves with a damp cloth and raise humidity. Use insecticidal soap if needed.
- Mealybugs/Scale: Dab with neem oil or treat entire plant with gentle pest control.
- Fungus gnats: A sign of overwatering. Let soil dry and use yellow sticky traps.
- Root rot: Caused by poor drainage or waterlogging. Trim blackened roots and repot in fresh mix.
- Leaf yellowing: Often overwatering or low nutrients. Check soil and feeding routine.
- Brown tips: Usually from low humidity or tap water salts. Use filtered water or increase moisture.
Additional Tips for Full, Lush Growth
- Encourage climbing: Use a moss pole or plank to support larger leaf development.
- Rotate plant weekly: Ensures even growth and balanced variegation exposure.
- Refresh mix every 2 – 3 years: Prevents compaction and nutrient depletion.
Etymology
Scindapsus comes from the Greek “skindapsos,” referring to vine-like growth. Pictus means “painted,” describing the foliage's silver splashes.
Note: This cultivar is sometimes mislabeled as “Silver Philodendron,” but it is not part of the Philodendron genus.
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★★★★★ 4
Not forced or rushed
Format: Hardcover
I really liked this book. Hannah & Garrett’s story starts off like a typical smart girl tutors the jock to help him get though a class in college. But their stories are traumatic and the things that they have both had to overcome make this book so much more than your typical tutor/jock story. Garrett is sweet, cocky, funny and helps bring Hannah out of her shell in a refreshing way. Hannah is not meek or mild or quiet, she is strong because of her past but still a little unsure. Together their chemistry is hot and their relationship just sort of naturally unfolds. I really loved that it didn’t seem forced or rushed, it just happened as it should. Garrett’s story in particular hit very close for me so maybe that is why I felt connected to these characters so much. I am really looking forward to reading the rest of the series.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Hot, Sweet, and Real
Format: Kindle
First I love a hockey romance! Add in fake dating, he falls first, and shared trauma and you have me hooked! This has been on my TBR longer than I want to admit! With the show that came out I wanted to read this first and it did not disappoint! I loved it! Garret and Hannah together crack me up and are so cute! This book had sad, funny, serious, and spicy moments! Highly recommend! The audiobook voice actors did a good job! I would recommend reading the trigger warning page this book does talk about some issues/trama that can be triggering.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Making my love for hockey (and the players) stronger
Format: Kindle
She manages to create such realistic characters that readers can’t help fall in love with. The Deal is no. exception to that. This book is actually our first introduction to her amazing world of obscenely attractive and crazy talented hockey players at Briar University. Wasting no time, we get straight to the wonderful and hot captain, Garrett Graham.
Garrett is a history major in his third year at Briar. Here is where Ms. Kennedy does something different, in shows, movies, and books we often see teachers and professors cutting slack for athletes especially ones that are currently in season. Yeah no, that’s not the case at Briar. Enter: Hannah Wells. If I am being technical, we start of in her perspective however I’m in love with Garrett, so we ignore that. The two of them are taking some sort of philosophical ethics course and when the story kicks off, they are getting their midterms back. You ever have that teacher that literally has either way two high of standards, can’t teach or both? I don’t know what the case is in this situation, but the majority of the class bombs that midterm, except for Hannah (and a few other students). Garrett is among those who failed however he is majorly screwed because if he doesn’t ace this makeup, he is no longer academically eligible for sports. After literally bumping into Hannah on his way out of the lecture hall, he sees her grade and decides that this girl will be his tutor and he won’t take no for an answer. He is relentless in his pursuit of her tutoring him that he goes so far as showing up at her work to beg. Finally, he finds the one thing he can offer to make her say yes: a fake date to catch another guy’s attention. Yeah, that fun cliché. She agrees to tutor him only through the retake because she is too focused on her winter showcase for the music department to tutor him all semester. Predictably speaking, that whole fake dating thing, yeah that backfires. I wonder sometimes if it ever works in any way other than making one of the two people realize they have feelings for each other.
Believe it or not though my favorite part of the book wasn’t the romance aspects of it. Yes, I thoroughly enjoyed that don’t get me wrong. It was the way that Hannah and Garrett actually became friends and spent time together as friends outside of studying and trying to get her crush’s attention. They binged Breaking bad, watched stupid documentaries and she hung out with the rest of the team celebrating one of their birthdays. This is something that in my opinion gets missed a lot in romance is that if two people are friends and fake dating, we want to see them actually being friends and not just a couple.
Her characters are also so real. Like yes there’s no way this many perfect men exist for her to write 9 books about the hockey players that come through Briar. But that’s not what I mean, I mean her characters have substance to them, they have this wonderful thing that we all as real people have: past traumas. That being said, if you are a person that gets triggered by characters having been abused or sexually assaulted in the past, please consider this your trigger warning. This did all happen prior to the books first page so what we see is the aftermath of the traumas and not the actual events taking place if that makes any difference. If that is you, I would urge you to reconsider reading the story and the rest of this review because I do intend on discussing a little bit of what happens with those situations and how Garrett and Hannah chose to respond to them. Consider this also your spoiler alert as well.
When Hannah was 15, she went to a party with friends. At this party she was drugged and raped. Now, roughly 6 years later, we see how this has affected her. She refuses to drink if she is not alone and has some problems with intimacy. The cool thing though is that she uses her friendship with Garrett to help her slowly work through these problems. Once he relatively knows what her hang ups are Garrett never once pressures her or belittles her for them only helping her to slowly move past them in any way he can even if it means he plays the “bodyguard” for a night out with their friends so she can drink and not feel scared. And of course, because this is a romance novel and those two are clearly meant to be he also helps her work through her problems with sex in such a slow and patient way that, in combination with everything else we’ve seen from him, makes all the sense in the world why he is loved not only by her (though she is too dumb to admit it till later) and by all of us as readers. Garrett’s past is not all sunshine and roses either. Son of a former NHL superstar, he had to watch his mother slowly die of cancer and watch as his father’s anger was directed in the form of physical violence at his mother, and later at him. Garrett was routinely abused by his father for years until he learned to hit back, no one saw any warning signs or stepped in ever. All they saw was a retired famous athlete and his equally athletically gifted son. Hannah is the first person he ever felt comfortable opening up to about this and is there for him as a place of support when he is essentially forced to spend thanksgiving with his father and his new girlfriend. She does whatever she can to support him and to remind him that no matter who your parents are, it doesn’t determine who you will be when you are older. This is such an important message that honestly everyone needs to hear as do many of the other men in this series just for different reasons than Garrett.
This book is honestly in my opinion perfect, and I don’t think I’ve stopped recommending it to people since the first time I finished it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Good Start
Format: Kindle
This was the first book in the "Off-Campus" series. Hannah Wells, a focused and reserved music student, and Garrett Graham, the confident captain of the college hockey team whose academic struggles threaten his future. When their paths cross through an unexpected agreement, a friendship begins that gradually deepens into something more meaningful. I normally read YA but I found that I liked both of these characters I also liked the secondary characters as well. This was a pretty good read and I see why it's a good series on prime. This book was well written with no errors in grammar or spelling. I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dreamy Hockey Men & Steamy Romance
Format: Audiobook
Loved this book! This book came up as one of my Amazon similars. As for contemporary, they must have an intriguing plot to hold my interest. I normally prefer Paranormal, Dystopian or Sci-fi romance or romantic suspense.
The blurb sounded appealing, so I decided to give it a chance. This was my first hockey romance. After reading this book, I'm now a fan of the genre. This story had everything in it that I loved. An intense, slow-built romance. A cocky guy, who didn't really do relationships until he meets the girl who brings him to his knees. Friends to lovers with a few games in between. Spicy love scenes and jealous. Most importantly, a driving plot with intense drama that had the perfect balance. But it wasn't childish or over the top.
I was over the moon when I recently learned that this book is becoming an adaptation for on Amazon. May 13th can't come fast enough.
This book was so good, I decided to check out book #3 in the series, The Score. All 4 books in the Spin off series blurbs sounded interesting. After book #3, I immediately read all the books in the spin-off. Book #1, The Deal is tied with The Play in the spin-off series as my favorite with The Risk in the spin-off being a close 2nd..
Another thing I like about her series is that they all the books are stand-alones. You can also read the books out of order. Each book is a separate couple, so you get a new story each time, alongside following the other characters that were introduced in previous books
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026