Add a splash of rich green beauty to your collection with the lush, marbled patterns of the Marble Green Pothos! With its cascading vines and heart-shaped leaves adorned with striking dark and light green variegation, this plant thrives in a variety of indoor spaces. Whether climbing, hanging, or trailing, your Marble Green Pothos will bring an elegant slice of jungle into your space. Give this easygoing plant a water when it's thirsty and you’ll be rewarded with vibrant new growth and a plant that transforms any space into a tropical haven.

Scientific Name
Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Green' (golden plant which grows on the bottom of a tree, cultivar: marble green) 

Synonyms: Pothos aureus, Rhaphidophora aurea, Scindapsus aureus

This plant was first described as a Pothos, and subsequently reclassified as both Rhaphidophora aurea and Scindapsus aureus before settling on the current scientific name: Epipremnum aureum.

Common Name(s)
Marble Green Pothos, Devil’s Ivy, Pothos Plant

Origin
This is a cultivated variety; the species originates in French Polynesia

Light
Thrives in bright but indirect light. This plant tolerates lower light but may lose some marbling if kept in too dim a spot. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. If its variegation starts fading, gradually move it to a brighter location.

Water
Allow the top third of the soil to dry out between waterings. In shadier conditions, let about half the soil dry out to avoid waterlogging. Watch for soggy soil in winter, as overwatering can lead to root rot.

Humidity
Prefers average household humidity but enjoys higher humidity if available. Avoid misting directly, but occasional hosing down will help remove dust and keep leaves vibrant. Keep away from radiators and heaters that may dry the plant out.

Soil
Plant in a well-draining soil mix with chunky elements like bark or perlite for airflow. A mix designed for Monsteras or Philodendrons works perfectly. Repot every few years to refresh the soil and allow room for growth.

Food
Feed every four waters during spring and summer, reducing to every six waters in autumn and winter. Use a balanced liquid fertiliser at half strength.

Temperature
Thrives in temperatures of 18-30°C. Avoid temperatures below 12°C, as the plant may suffer cold damage.

Pet-safe
No, this plant is toxic to pets and small children if ingested.

Sprouts Top Tips
Give this plant room to grow or provide a pole or trellis for it to climb. With the right support, it can reach impressive lengths, making it perfect for larger spaces. Alternatively, prune regularly to control growth and you can use the cuttings to propagate new plants.

Extras
Marble Green Pothos thrives with regular care and occasional grooming. Rotate the pot occasionally to ensure even growth and prevent leaning.

Did You Know?
In its native habitat, Epipremnum aureum can grow leaves up to 20m long and climb trees to dizzying heights, holding on with its impressive roots.