In the home, it doesn’t need loads of light to thrive. In fact, if you expose a satin Pothos to direct sunlight without letting it acclimate first, the leaves are likely to burn!
You don’t need a greenhouse for a home if you’d like to grow this houseplant, but it’s important to avoid exposing it to cold. Keep it away from drafty windows, ideally at a temperature of 59°F or up. Room temperature is fine.
To see if your Scindapsus pictus needs a drink, check how wet or dry the soil is. The easiest way is to just stick your finger in the planter: If the top layer of soil feels dry, you can give your plant a drink.
As for humidity, although this species is a tropical, it should do fine in your home unless things get really dry. If the humidity levels regularly drop below 40 percent, your houseplants in general may benefit from the use of a humidifier.
Like most Aroids, Scindapsus pictus will appreciate a relatively airy soil. The mixture should hold some moisture, but excess water needs to be able to drain freely.