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is pothos and money plant same Epipremnum Aureum ("Devil's Ivy / Pothos Plant/Money plant") | Order Online NowBelieved to bring fortune, happiness, prosperity, peace and good luck in your home, the money plant is an incredible easy care house plant. Also referred to as the pothos, the Epipremnum aureum has glossy heart shaped leaves and grows by trailing up or hanging down depending on how its guided. Its leaves come in different variegation that can range from plain green leaves to white and yellow speckles. The Devils ivy is an easy care plant that can

Believed to bring fortune, happiness, prosperity, peace and good luck in your home, the money plant is an incredible easy care house plant. 

Also referred to as the pothos, the Epipremnum aureum has glossy heart shaped leaves and grows by trailing up or hanging down depending on how its guided. 

Its leaves come in different variegation that can range from plain green leaves to white and yellow speckles. 

The Devils ivy is an easy care plant that can survive in low to bright indirect light. Take care not to put it in a spot with bright direct light as it could scorch the leaves. Water once or twice weekly while taking care that the soil dries out before watering again. 

Comes in a 28cm nursery planter. Are you looking for a beautiful planter for your money plant? Check out our groovy and fibre pots. 

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