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golden pothos huge 6" Pothos, Golden – Plant Decor Shop

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golden pothos huge 6" Pothos, Golden – Plant Decor ShopGolden Pothos is often one of those first plants people get when they start a houseplant collection. They are super simple to grow and great in low light conditions, making them perfect for beginners. The splashy, brightest yellow and green, heart shaped leaves are produced on fast growing, strong, yellow and green splashed stems. As a hanging plant, the leaves will stay the nice size we are used to seeing, but when supported on a pole, they grow

Golden Pothos is often one of those first plants people get when they start a houseplant collection. They are super simple to grow and great in low light conditions, making them perfect for beginners. The splashy, brightest yellow and green, heart-shaped leaves are produced on fast growing, strong, yellow and green splashed stems. As a hanging plant, the leaves will stay the nice size we are used to seeing, but when supported on a pole, they grow larger and larger to maturity until absolutely enormous. Anyone who has visited the jungles of Hawaii will have seen the huge leaves of Golden Pothos clambering up the trees. The leaves can even develop splits and big, round holes like its cousin the Monstera! And all in those wild brilliant yellows and emerald greens! Sitting on tables, shelves, hanging out or upright, this versatile, all-purpose plant is happy in every room of the house.

  • Also known as Devil's Ivy
  • Air Purifying
  • Low Maintenance
  • Low Light
  • Trailing

Quick Care Guide:

  • Water - Low/Med (2):  Doesn't need as much water, but doesn't like to stay dry for too long. Plant will become droopy when really thirsty.
  • Light - Low/Med (2):  These plants need some diffused light to stay happy. Prefers if there is a window in the room, but doesn't need to be very light nor close to it.
  • Difficulty - Low/Med (2):  A little less finicky than most. Doesn't require much attention at all.

View full breakdown of Care Guide here.

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