It's botanically known as Epipremnum, though throughout history, it's been reclassified as a Scindapsus, Rhaphidophora, and Pothos. Note: Pothos is a common name for the plant. This makes them look similar to a monstera. Note: Some varieties, including Baltic Blue and Cebu Blue, will develop dramatic cuts, called fenestrations, in the leaves. Encourage pothos plants to develop larger leaves by giving them bright light, warm temperatures, and letting them grow vertically. While young, immature plants may feature leaves that grow only 3 or 4 inches long, the foliage can be come much larger. Pothos plants, as they grow and mature, develop larger leaves. Newer selections (see them at the bottom of this page) show off different variegation patterns, from the green-on-green look of Global Green to the silvery sheen on Cebu Blue. It's also one of the fastest-growing varieties. The most common form, golden pothos, features dark green leaves splashed and marbled in shades of yellow, cream, or white. Pothos is practically effortless to display. You can grow it in hanging baskets to trail down, let it climb a totem or trellis, or grow horizontally along a tabletop or mantle. It's forgiving in its care needs, so you can enjoy it in virtually any room of your home or office, even those interiors that receive only artificial light. For many people it's their first houseplant, and often remains their favorite. If you choose to do business with this business, please let the business know that you contacted BBB for a BBB Business Profile.Īs a matter of policy, BBB does not endorse any product, service or business.A perfect houseplant for beginners, pothos is one of the easiest you can grow - and one of the most popular.

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