Pothos (Epipremnum), an easy-care vine for everyone!

Epipremnum, better known as Pothos, is one of the most popular and easy-care climbing plants to grow indoors. It is loved for its colorful leaves, beautiful marbled patterns and its ability to twine, climb or hang down, depending on how you want it. Pothos is not only an eye-catcher on the bookshelf, but also a perfect plant for beginners.

What is a golden vine?

Golden pothos belong to the genus Epipremnum, sometimes called pothos in stores. They are tropical plants native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific, and grow naturally as climbing vines in the jungle. In the home they make a beautiful Indoor vine that you can let climb a plant support, or hang freely as a green curtain.

Popular golden pothos varieties are:

• Epipremnum aureum - the classic golden pothos with green leaves and yellow accents.

• Marble Queen – an elegant variety with white-green, marbled leaves.

• Neon pothos – bright green, almost luminous leaves.

• N'Joy – smaller blade with white border.

Golden pothos care, how to keep your epipremnum aureum happy

Location and light

The golden pothos thrives in light to semi-shaded position, but can also handle dark location better than many other houseplants. The more light, the clearer the leaf patterns, especially with Marble Queen. However, direct sun can cause brown spots on the leaves.

Watering

Let the soil dry out slightly between waterings. Too much water can cause yellow leaves or the goldenrod to lose leaves. Stick your finger into the soil, if it is dry a few centimeters down, it is time to water. It is best to use room temperature water.

Soil, transplanting and nutrition

Use airy, well-drained potting soil , preferably with perlite or coconut fiber. Repot your epipremnum about every two years, or when the roots start to show. Provide liquid Feed once a month during spring and summer to support growth.

Frequently asked questions about golden pothos

How do you take a cutting?

To Taking cuttings from golden pothos is easy. Cut off a branch with at least one pair of leaves and preferably a couple of visible aerial roots or a node. Put the cutting in water until it has roots, or plant directly in moist soil. Golden pothos is fast-growing and roots easily!

Should you cut the golden pothos?

Cutting the vines encourages the plant to become bushy. Cut just above a leaf or node, new shoots often come from there. You can also tie the vines up along a wall, trellis or stake to create a decorative shape.

Does golden pothos bloom?

In the home environment, Epipremnums rarely or never flowers; it is the leaves that are grown for it. In the wild, it can develop a discreet flower, but it is uncommon indoors.

Is golden pothos poisonous?

Yes, golden pothos is poisonous if ingested, both to humans and pets. Keep it out of reach of small children and curious cats or dogs.

Can you have golden pothos outdoors?

In summer, you can keep golden pothos outdoors in a shady spot, but it cannot tolerate cold. Bring it inside before the temperature drops below 10 °C.

How fast does golden pothos grow?

Under the right conditions, epipremnum grows quickly, up to several decimetres per season. With light, nutrition and the right watering, you can quickly create a long, large vine indoors.

Do you want a green plant that can handle everyday chaos, forgotten waterings and gives maximum effect with minimal effort? Then pothos is a perfect match! Explore our range of epipremnum, including Marble Queen, Neon pothos and more pothos varieties, ready to become part of your green home. Buy pothos 'Epipremnum' online!