Marble Queen Pothos

$55

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The Pothos plant is our top recommendation for first time plant parents. Lovingly nicknamed the cubicle plant because it can thrive in almost any environment, the easy-care Pothos and its quick growing vines will make any space look more lush. The Marble variety is known for its variegated green and white leaves.

Arrives in a nursery grow pot nestled in your planter choice
Choice of small (5" diam) or medium (7" diam)
Grant and Hyde are ceramic; Hyde comes with drainage hole and saucer
Upcycled is made from recycled plastic; comes with drainage hole and rubber stopper

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Plant Care

Medium to low indirect light

Water every 1–2 weeks

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Plant Bio

Epipremnum aureum, or Pothos, is a tropical aroid vine in the family Araceae and native to French Polynesia. Like other closely-related aroids, this plant's leaves will change in shape with age (similar to a Monstera). The leaves can be found in the wild sprawled out along the ground and climbing up trees. Considered to be in the monstera subfamily Monsteroideae, these plants can truly grow monsterous! In mature plants, the leaves can grow to be longer than 3 feet long. Pothos have the ability to spontaneously generate variegation, which has led to several cultivars of variegation and color – marble, classic jade, and neon.
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Faux-sure

Want something that requires less maintenance? Or do you live in a home with a furry friend? Try our Faux Pothos instead.
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