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Scindapsus 'Snake Scale Tricolor'

Snake Scale Tricolor

UK price

£80 to £280

Estimate

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About Scindapsus 'Snake Scale Tricolor'

Snake Scale Tricolor layers cream, mint, and silver variegated patches on top of the plain cultivar's distinctive raised, reptile-scale leaf texture, breaking up the scale pattern with genuine colour variation rather than leaving it a solid tone. The combination of tactile relief texture and multi-tone variegation makes it one of the more visually complex Scindapsus in current circulation. As with any chimeric sport, variegation coverage and colour balance vary from cutting to cutting.

Native range

Variegated mutation of Scindapsus 'Snake Scale'.

Classification

Genus
Scindapsus
Family
Araceae
Type
Variegated
Growth habit
Trailing/climbing vine

Morphology

Leaf shape
Elongated ovate
Leaf length
8-14 cm
Leaf width
5-9 cm
Petiole colour
Green
Venation
Subtle, obscured by scale texture and variegation
Texture
Raised, overlapping reptile-scale relief pattern
Variegation
Chimeric (unstable) cream, mint, and silver variegated patches breaking up the scale-textured dark green base; propagates true only from a cutting taken at a variegated node
Growth habit
Trailing/climbing vine

Recent UK sales

No UK eBay sales recorded for this plant yet.

For sale in the UK

Current listings on eBay UK

Before you buy

  • Ask for a photo taken at an angle in good light; the raised scale texture is subtle and can look deceptively plain in flat listing photos, especially on younger growth
  • Confirm the plant shows no variegation or colour patches: any white/cream sectoring indicates the 'Snake Scale Tricolor' sport, priced differently from the plain form
  • The scale relief is most pronounced on well-lit, mature growth, and a young or shaded specimen may not yet show the texture clearly
  • Given the price point, ask for close-up photos of the actual specimen rather than relying on stock or reference images

In the wild