Epipremnum aureum ‘N’ Joy, or Pothos N’Joy, is a gorgeous variety of the easy care Pothos that we all love. In this post, I will go over 5 practical care tips that you will need to help your plant thrive. I also go over propagation tips and the answers to many commonly asked questions about …
Here are 17 stunning Pothos varieties that you can grow at home. The term Pothos is used a little loosely, as many common names are, but it generally refers to plants in the Epipremnum genus, particularly the aureum species. Let’s take a look at some beautiful varieties of Pothos, along with photos and descriptions of …
Variegated Monstera deliciosa. It is on everyone’s wish list for houseplants, and rightfully so! The foliage is stunning, but you’ll need to know how to best care for these plants since they are very hard to come by, and not to mention, extremely expensive! I’ve seen plants in 4 inch pots sell for over $1,000 …
Are your Pothos not rooting in water and you’re not quite sure why? You’ve probably also heard that Pothos is actually one of the easiest houseplants to propagate, which is true, and this makes it even more frustrating! This post will solve all of your Pothos water propagation problems, so have no fear! I’ve compiled …
There are some very obvious, and some NOT so obvious ways to tell the difference between a Pothos and a Philodendron. Once you read these tips, you will never wonder about it again! There is one observation that I made that I have never seen anyone explain, so keep reading to find out what it …
If you want a vining plant that is just as easy to grow as a pothos or heart leaf Philodendron but want something a bit showier and distinct, then Scindapsus pictus is the plant for you! It is a cinch to grow so let me talk about how to care for this gorgeous houseplant. Before …
Growing Pothos is easy. This plant is EVERYWHERE. In shopping malls. In homes. In offices. Often times it is also one of the first houseplants that someone buys. To make things confusing though, Pothos goes by many names. Some people call it Pothos. Others call it Devil’s Ivy. If you really want to be correct, …