Epipremnum aureum - Pothos, Devil's Ivy |
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Light
Low to medium |
Soil
Well drained |
Water
Let potting mix dry slightly between waterings |
Habit
Vine, can grow from 3-6 feet (0.91-1.83 m) tall and 1-3 feet (0.30-0.91 m) wide, prune to desired shape and size |
Flowers
No |
Possible Problems
Extremely low light can cause stretched or spindly growth. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Spider mites and scale are possible
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Comments:
Pothos or Devil's Ivy is a charming accent plant that is easy to grow in any home or office. It is popular for its marbled foliage, which keeps its variegation even in low light, making it a valuable houseplant to brighten dark corners. Pothos or Devil's Ivy, has a vining habit, which can be used as a vining groundcover, a hanging, cascading plant, or as a container plant trained along a pole or trellis. Prune and pinch back as needed to maintain desired shape and size. Not a heavy feeder; feed once or twice a year with soluble fertilizer.
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