Golden Pothos

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Color — Grow Pot (Varies)
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Epipremnum aureum

The popular Golden Pothos has been included in interior designs for years. It's easy to care for, can vine or climb, and grows large, spectacular leaves speckled with golden yellow variegation. Forgiving and offering visual signs of thirst, this plant is great for beginners.

Low to bright indirect light. Direct light will burn his leaves.

SM: ~8" tall and a 4" pot.
MD: ~14" tall and a 6" pot.
LG: ~1-2' long and a 8" pot.
XL: 2.5' - 3' tall and a 10Β pot.

Pro-tip: To propagate, cut a piece at least 6β€³ long and place in water in bright light. Roots will grow in a week.

  • Plant care level Care level: No sweat
  • Light: Low
  • Not pet friendly
  • Water: Once a week

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Golden Pothos Care Guide

About Golden Pothos Plant

The Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)Β is aΒ tropical plant, much-loved for its vibrant green leaves and trailing vines. Commonly known as the Devil’s Ivy, it can be grown outdoors in hardiness zones 10-12. The Golden Pothos belongs to the Araceae family and originates from the South Pacific regions. It thrives in warm, humid environments, so it’s best kept indoors in the colder months.Β 

The Golden Pothos is almost impossible to kill; thus, it’s tolerant of occasional neglect. So if you forget to water it once in a while, it won’t suffer much.

Epipremnum aureum is ideal for greening up both indoor and outdoor spaces, especially empty vertical ones, such as walls. In addition, the Golden Pothos is associated with positive energy, money, and good fortune. Unfortunately, it can be toxic to animals if ingested, so keep it out of reach of your curious pets.

OtherΒ Pothos varietiesΒ include the variegatedΒ Marble Queen Pothos, the electricΒ Neon Pothos, and more.

Pothos Plant: Benefits

  • Great natural decorative element
  • ImprovesΒ indoor air qualityΒ 
  • Tolerant of low-light conditions
  • Resilient and easy-careΒ office plant
  • Believed to bring wealth into the home

Golden Pothos Plant Care: Growing TipsΒ 

Everyone’s favorite Golden Pothos is a low-maintenance indoor plant that doesn’t require much attention to thrive. See below our expert Epipremnum aureum care tips!

Golden Pothos: Light Requirements & Temperature

  • Light:Β The Golden Pothos prefers medium, indirect light, but can tolerateΒ low-lightΒ conditions, too. Still, insufficient light can result in legginess and slow growth.
  • Temperature:Β Keep the temperatures between 60Β°F and 85Β°F for optimal health. Protect your Golden Pothos from cold drafts and sudden temperature drops.

Golden Pothos: Watering & Humidity

  • Watering:Β Water your Golden Pothos once a week or every 10 days, depending on the temperature and light it receives. These low-water andΒ easy-care plantsΒ are resilient and tough.
  • Humidity:Β It enjoys higher humidity (40-60%), so ensure you mist your Pothos occasionally during dry, hot spells.Β 

Golden Pothos Plant: Soil, Fertilizer, and Repotting

  • Soil:Β Use a well-draining soil, mixed with sand, bark, perlite, or coco coir; this will minimize the risk of root rot.
  • Fertilizer:Β Feed your Golden Pothos monthly during the active growing season (spring and summer); use a balanced, liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength.Β 
  • Repotting:Β Usually, repotting is required every 1-2 years or when the roots begin to outgrow the pot. Refresh the soil to supply your plant with nutrients.Β 

Golden Pothos: Propagation

You canΒ propagate your pothos plantΒ easily from stem cuttings and root them in water or moist soil. Place your new Golden Pothos babies in a warm location with indirect sunlight and provide them with extra humidity for best results. TheseΒ lucky plantsΒ make a greatΒ gift, so why don’t you share them with friends and loved ones?.Β 

Golden Pothos: Problems and Pruning

Common issues include droopy foliage caused by too much light, low humidity, or underwatering. Overwatering, on the other hand, can lead to yellow leaves and soggy roots. Prune your pothos to remove damaged foliage with a sterilized tool to promote healthy new growth and a busher look.Β 

Golden Pothos: Companion Plants & Placement Options

The Golden Pothos is a popular, trailingΒ houseplantΒ that adds elegance and style to vertical spaces. Grow it in aΒ hangingΒ basket to showcase its gorgeous cascading vines.Β 

Great to Place on

Tall plantstands, elevatedΒ bookshelves, or hanging baskets are ideal placement options for your beautiful Golden Pothos. As it requires high humidity, you can keep it in theΒ bathroom, provided it has a window that allows some light inside. A natural air purifier, this beauty will add elegance to your bedroom, too, improving your sleep and refreshing the air.

Golden Pothos Plant Grows Well With

  • Pothos Pearls and Jade:Β Complement your Golden Pothos plant’s deep-green foliage with the creamy variegation of theΒ Pearls and Jade Pothos’ leaves.Β 
  • Stromanthe Triostar:Β The pink hues ofΒ Stromanthe TriostarΒ look great against the green leaves of Epipremnum aureum.
  • Neon Philodendron:Β TheΒ Neon PhilodendronΒ is another trailing plant with gorgeous neon-green leaves that contrast beautifully with the darker foliage of the Golden Pothos.Β 

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