Devil’s Ivy (Marble Queen Pothos)
Indirect light; can tolerate lower light
When top 1" of soil is dry to touch; do not let the soil be too wet or dry for more than a day or plant will react poorly
All orders over $75 ship free!
Botanical Name: Epipremnum aureum
Common Name: Devil's Ivy or Golden Pothos
Origin: Australia
- Pothos, aka Devil’s Ivy, features trailing green & yellow, heart-shaped foliage with white marble variegation
- Potted in an exclusive neutral-toned, versatile planter with ribbed border detail at rim and contoured base; break-resistant and watertight
- Medium measures overall approximately 8-12"H x 7.5"D potted at the time of purchase
- Small measures overall approximately 8-12"H x 4.25"D potted at the time of purchase
- Tending Tip: Trim long vines every few months to keep your plant full and bushy. You can use the stem tip clippings to easily start new plants
Indirect light; can tolerate lower light
When top 1" of soil is dry to touch; do not let the soil be too wet or dry for more than a day or plant will react poorly
60-80 °F
Not safe for furry friends and kids
- Devil's Ivy plant potted in an exclusive neutral-toned, versatile planter with ribbed border detail at rim and contoured base; break-resistant and watertight
- Care instructions
- Care & support tips for the lifetime of your plant
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- All orders over $75 ship free!
- Our standard shipping time is 2-4 business days
- Standard shipping is $4.99 for orders under $19.99; $7.99 for orders $20-$74.99
- We also offer next day shipping and Saturday delivery
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