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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.Scientific Name:EpipremnumAureus ‘Neon’
Synonyms:Devil’s Ivy, Neon Pothos, Hunter’s Robe, Ivy Arum, Money Plant, Silver Vine, Solomon Islands Ivy, Taro Vine, Goldilocks Vine
Hailing from the Island of Mo’orea in the Society Islands, this tropical gem has made itself at home in offices and many shopping centres, due to its striking foliage and near indestructibility (read: impossible to kill).Possibly also for its known air-purifyingqualities, as it removes such nasties as formaldehyde and benzene from the air.
The Pothos Neon (also called Devil’s Ivy) houseplant is a fabulously bright hybrid that will stand out beautifully in your plant collection, whilst either trailing off a bookshelf or hanging from a basket, creating a lovely canopy vibe. Not only is this a beautifulhouseplantbut it also has aneasy-care nature and is able to withstand a variety of lighting conditions without hindering the plant’s performance, however, avoid direct sun as this can lead to a washout looking and scorched plant.
The Pothos Neon houseplant is a great candidate for being paired with an austere contrasting planter in a macrame hanger allowing it to cascade freely and elegantly.
A definite staple for every houseplant collection…
Please note:
1. Epiprenumis known to cause stomach upset when eaten, so definitely not a good candidate for a salad, best kept out of reach for pets and children.
2. Plant may not be as lush as the one pictured – but will fill out in no time.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep yourGolden Pothoshealthy and happy.
Water:Keep the soil lightly moist during the warmer months. Take care not to over-saturate the soil. Water once completely dry in cooler months.
Light:Lowto bright, indirect light, bright is best to keep the plant lush and full.
Humidity:Average humidity is fine – will benefit from raised humidity now and then.
Fertilize:Feed the plant once a month in the warmer months. No need to feed during colder months.
