Epipremnum pinnatum variegated
Epipremnum pinnatum variegated, commonly known as Variegated Devil's Ivy or Variegated Pothos
is a popular and visually appealing plant. It features vibrant variegated foliage with a mix of green and creamy white or yellow patterns. The heart-shaped leaves display various variegation patterns such as marbling, patches, or splashes of color, adding beauty and uniqueness to any indoor space. Epipremnum pinnatum variegated is a versatile plant that can be grown as a trailing vine or trained to climb with support.
Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light
Soil type: Well-draining potting soil
Water: Allow top inch of soil to dry between waterings
Temperature: Prefers average to warm temperatures (18-27°C)
Humidity: Adaptable, but higher humidity is beneficial
Maintenance: Regular pruning and wiping of leaves
Family: Araceae
Genus: Epipremnum
Species: Epipremnum pinnatum
Native Range: Southeast Asia and western Pacific islands
Type: Trailing vine/climber
Zone: Commonly grown as a houseplant
Habitat: Native to tropical forests
Height: Can grow several feet long
Leaf: Heart-shaped with variegated patterns
Toxicity: Contains calcium oxalate crystals, toxic if ingested
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