Golden Pothos

Light: indirect or shade

Watering: let top soil dry out less is more

Humidity: average

Pets: Toxic

Also known as Devil’s ivy, these heart-shaped, white and green leaf Pothos plants are known for their ease of care and durability.  What’s great about them is that they are happy placed either in a bright well-lit area or tolerate lower light and fluorescent lights.

Pothos are known for their long cascading vines, making them a fabulous table or hanging plant as they can also be trained to grow on a pole since they grow quite quickly when compared to other houseplants.

Pothos plants are very efficient in cleaning the air of harmful chemicals. They are living air purifiers, removing common household toxins from the air, making it a healthy and beautiful addition to your space.

Tell-tale signs that your Pothos isn’t doing well:

• Brown leaf tips may indicate the air is too dry
• Yellowing leaves mean it’s been overwatered

Remove any yellow leaves to keep your plant strong and growing.