Pothos Marble Queen

Pothos Marble Queen Epipremnum aureum

What is the plant

Have you seen the plant with heart-shaped leaves of bright green and creamy colors? Now you do because we want to introduce you to a literal Pothos Queen with an eye-catching look!

Marble Queen is native to French Polynesia and is now one of the most popular Pothos cultivars. Marble Queen belongs to the Araceae family, which means that it has tropical foliage and sharp flowers like the rest of them. Interestingly, it is almost impossible to find this native tropical forest plant in the wild! But you can see it in the shop on any continent due to its popularity.

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Humidity

High

Lighting

Shade

Temperature

21°C - 29°C

Hardiness zone

10a - 11b

Difficulty

Easy

Hibernation

Cold Period

Toxicity

Poisonous

Water
Regular watering is the key to success! So water it once a week and less during winter. And remember that in summer, the soil needs to be moist but not soggy.
Sunlight
It needs about 4-6 hours of bright indirect sunlight a day.
Fertilizer
It doesn't need fertilizer at all in winter, but during the warmer periods, you can feed it with liquid fertilizer.

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Soil
Loamy and well-draining.
Pruning
Keep in mind that this plant is fast-growing, but you can control its length by trimming.
Propagation
You can cut the long stems in the water, and voila, the result is coming.

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Temperature
The best temperature range for this plant is 65-85F (18-29C). Because of its warmth-loving nature, you can place a Marble Queen in the kitchen or bathroom.
Container
Like every queen, the Marble Queen needs a lot of space! Of course, by space, we mean room for roots since it's inclined to pot-bound roots.
Fun fact
Many people are deceived by Pothos'Pothos whimsical variegation and think that these plants are artificial, but no! Every Pothos rashly creates its variegation because it just feels like it.
Popularity
7,377 people already have this plant 2,064 people have added this plant to their wishlists