Epipremnum Aureum 'Neon' 4" Pot

Epipremnum aureum                     

e-pee-PREM-num O-ree-um

Common Names: Jade Pothos, Devil’s Ivy

Family: Araceae

Origin: Soloman Islands

Growth: Climbing or trailing vine

Light: Low

Foot Candles: 50 - 100

Water: Let dry partially

Humidity: 25% - 75%

Temperature: 16°C - 28°C

Soil: Regular potting mix

Container: Self-watering planter, living wall

Nutrients: 10-10-10 Monthly  

Propagation: Cuttings with at least 3 leaves

Interiorscape Use: Living walls, totems, trailing baskets, employee personal plant

Common Pests: Mealybugs, Aphids, Spider Mites, Scale, Thrips.

Common Issues: Cold drafts cause brown tips. Full sun can scorch leaves; too little light can cause stretching.

Comments: Tolerant of many conditions. Great for shady corners. Can remove air pollutants such as formaldehyde and/or benzene often found in cigarette smoke from interior environments. Nobody has seen a spontaneous Pothos flower since 1964. Leaves can quadruple in size when growing vertically. 

Toxicity:  Ingestion can cause oral irritation, pain and swelling of mouth, tongue, and lips, excessive drooling, vomiting, difficulty swallowing, skin irritation, diarrhea.