Let’s be real—plant prices can get out of control. Especially when it comes to rare variegated types. The moment a new variegation hits Instagram or gets featured on YouTube, the price skyrockets overnight.
But guess what? There are still a few rare beauties you can grab before they become the next overpriced collector’s item.
In this post, we’re sharing three rare variegated Scindapsus varieties that are still affordable in this years. They’re all under-the-radar, jaw-dropping, and available now through Labijo, shipped from US warehouse with no import drama if you’re in the U.S.
Scindapsus White Monster
Scindapsus White Monster is like the wilder, artsy cousin of your typical silver splash. Its large, velvety leaves feature unpredictable white and cream blotches—no two leaves look the same.
Why Plant Parents Love It:
- Unique chaotic variegation that’s not seen in common houseplants
- Matte-textured leaves that pop in contrast to glossy plants
- Still relatively unknown outside of Southeast Asia
White Monster is a statement plant. Place it on a stand or in a hanging pot where the vines can trail. It’s perfect for neutral-toned interiors that need a splash of drama.
Pro tip: Pair it with dark pots to make the white variegation shine even more
Scindapsus Exotica Variegated
Elegant silver meets gentle cream variegation.
This one is a stunner. The classic Exotica already has that signature silvery sheen, but the variegated version adds patches of creamy white and even mint in some leaves.
What Makes It Special:
- Silvery + creamy tones in one plant? Yes, please.
- Large leaf size gives it a “jungle meets luxury” vibe
- Affordable because most people confuse it with regular Exotica
How to Enjoy It:
This plant looks amazing in hanging baskets, bookshelves, or tall plant stands. The leaves cascade down and create a soft, flowing look that’s both bold and calming.
Scindapsus Jade Satin Variegated
Jade Satin is already a fan favorite because of its thick, matte leaves. But the variegated version adds a new level of charm—soft splashes and streaks of cream or pale green that blend gently into the rich jade color.
Why It’s Underrated (For Now):
- Rarely exported—almost exclusive to Southeast Asia
- Matte texture + variegation = visual + tactile delight
- Still budget-friendly because the hype hasn’t caught up yet
How to Use It in Your Space:
Jade Satin Variegated is the perfect contrast plant—it complements brighter foliage like Marble Queen or Albo without stealing the spotlight. It works well on desktops, windowsills, or as part of a minimalist setup.
Why Scindapsus Variegated Are Great Collectors’ Plants
Let’s break it down:
- Easy to grow – Less dramatic than Monstera or Anthurium.
- Beautiful vines – Great for hanging or climbing setups.
- Variegation that lasts – Doesn’t fade like some other plants.
- Still affordable – But prices are rising fast.
These three are the sweet spot between rare and reachable. They’re not mass-produced, but they’re also not $300 per cutting (yet).
Final Thoughts
Rare doesn’t always mean expensive. These three Scindapsus varieties are still within reach—but they won’t be for long.
Whether you’re building your rare plant collection or just want one special piece to liven up your space, this is your sign.
You can browse scindapsus collection at Labijo
We ship within the USA. If you want to order in wholesale? talk with us at hello [at] labijo.id
