Pothos

What Makes Marble Queen Pothos Special You probably noticed her before you even looked at the label. The swirling cream and soft green, the way the pattern shifts across each leaf so no two look quite the same. Marble Queen Pothos has that effect on people. She’s a variegated cultivar of Epipremnum aureum, the trailing vine most of us already know and love, but with a twist: roughly half of each leaf is white or cream and contains no chlorophyll at all. The green portions are doing all the photosynthetic work. That’s what makes her care slightly more demanding than a regular pothos, and what makes her so worth getting right. ...

Golden Pothos Care Guide: The Classic Easy Houseplant If there’s one plant that belongs in every home, it’s golden pothos. You’ve almost certainly seen her before: those heart-shaped leaves with splashes of gold and green, trailing lazily from a shelf or cascading out of a hanging basket. Golden pothos is the plant that turns people into plant people. She’s forgiving, fast-growing, and genuinely hard to kill. Golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is a tropical vining plant native to the Solomon Islands, prized for its variegated yellow-green leaves and remarkable adaptability to almost any indoor environment. According to the University of Florida IFAS Extension, golden pothos can reach lengths of 40 feet in its native tropical habitat, which explains the spectacular trailing plants you sometimes see spilling down entire bookshelves in offices and lobbies. ...