Botanical Name: Epipremnum aureum
Common Name: Golden pothos, silver vine, money plant, devil’s vine
Mature Size: Can grow up to 30 feet indoors, trailing everywhere!
Sun Exposure: Partial indirect sun to shade while indoors. If you notice the leaves changing colors, place in a sunnier spot.
Soil Type: Plant in standard indoor plant well-draining potting soil
Water: Dry out between waterings then give a good soaking and allow excess water to drain out. Pothos will let you know when they need water as their leaves start to droop.
Temperature: Keep at standard room temperatures year around.
Potting/Repotting: Repot in spring when you notice the plant to become pot bound. You can check the bottom of the pot for hardened root systems to know when to repot in a slightly larger pot.
Fertilizer: Feed with a well-balanced fertilizer once a month in growing months and reduce frequency in winter months.
Propagation: Easily propagated by taking stem cuttings and rooting them in water, as long as the section includes a node and at least two leaves. Once the root system is established, you can pot in soil.
Toxicity: Poisonous! Keep away from animal and children.
Fact: Pothos are often confused with Philodendrons! The main difference in appearance would be that pothos have larger, waxy leaves.