🌿 Cascading Epipremnum Aureum ‘N’Joy’: Perfect for Your Space! Derived from the Pothos Marble Queen, N’Joy Pothos are easy to care for once settled in your home. Preferring bright indirect light, these Pothos varieties tolerate moderate light but truly thrive in well-lit spaces, especially the variegated N’Joy. Whether climbing or cascading, they’re equally charming. 🌱✨ Slower growing due to its variegation, the white or cream variegation might develop brown spots over time due to the absence

I keep hoping that Epipremnum aureum ’Global Green’ will make its way to NZ. It’s a captivating cultivar of the classic Pothos. I really like the lighter green variegation on the deep green foliage. I think it’s a refreshing twist to the more standard Pothos varieties. Global Green Pothos traces its roots to the Society Islands of French Polynesia. However, as a cultivar, it has been bred for the indoor plant market. I spotted these global green in a garden centre in the UK just hanging out with

Cascading Epipremnum Aureum N’Joy A cultivar produced from Pothos Marble Queen, N’Joy Pothos are relatively low maintenance once you’ve found their happy place in your home. A little slow growing, and like most plants with block white or cream variegation, they can be prone to brown spots or patches as the white parts of the leaves have no chlorophyll and expire faster. Avoid leaving water sit on the leaves. Enjoying bright indirect light, Pothos are known to tolerate lower light levels, however

Propagating Epipremnum Pinnatum Albo Variegated