The jade pothos is one of the most common pothos varieties you’ll find in nurseries alongside the golden pothos, marble queen pothos and neon pothos. However, they all look different. Curiously, 2 of the 4 have little or no variegations (Jade and Neon) whereas the other two are known for splotches (Golden and Marble Queen). …
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The NJoy pothos or N’Joy pothos goes by the botanical name of Epipremnum aureum N’Joy. It is known for its beautiful foliage that are primarily green but are heavily variegated. This makes it easy to distinguish from the other pothos varieties. The goods news is, it is also easy to care for and can tolerate …
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Glacier pothos (Epipremnum Aureum ‘Glacier’) is commonly confused with NJoy Pothos and Pearls and Jade Pothos because their variegations look similar. However, it you place them side by side, you’ll notice a few differences. The easiest of which to notice is that the glacier pothos has smaller leaves. In fact, it is one of the …
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The Marble Queen Pothos (Epipremnum Aureum ‘marble queen’) is one of the most popular pothos varieties around. This is because of its beautiful variegated leaves. But, it lags the more popular Golden Pothos because the latter is much easier to care for. Thus between the two, the choice comes down to ease of care and …
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The neon pothos (Epipremnum aureum ‘Neon’) is an evergreen vine that’s grown for its beautiful foliage. It is very much like the very popular golden pothos except for the color of its leaves which make it unique and lovely to display as a houseplant. Neon pothos have heart-shaped foliage that are known for their bright, …
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Known by many different names, pothos are the perfect trailing houseplants for beginners. They’re easy to care for and are low maintenance. This makes them a good choice for anyone who wants to learn how to care for indoor plants. Also, their lovely long stems allow them to grow out of the edges of containers …
