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Golden Pothos - Piccolo
Epipremnum aureum[ Pot Size: 4'' ]The Golden Pothos is the perfect no-fuss houseplant. Heart-shaped chartreuse leaves fill sturdy vines that can trail many feet. Vine length can be controlled by pruning, and cuttings will form roots within 2 weeks if ends are kept in water before being replanted. Ranked by NASA as an air-purifying houseplant, the Golden Pothos is a must-have for every space.
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- Geographic Origin: Solomon Islands
- Features: Low Maintenance
- Growth Rate: Fast
- Great For: Bright Indirect Light
Plant Care Guide
Light
Prefers bright, indirect light for 4-6 hours a day. Can tolerate medium to low light. Avoid direct sunlight; it can burn leaves.
Water
Water every 1-2 weeks, letting soil dry between waterings. Check soil dryness with your finger. Water less in fall and winter.
Level of Care
Golden Pothos is easy to grow and tolerates a range of indoor conditions, making it perfect for beginners.
Air Purifying
Yes, Golden Pothos is a known air-purifying plant.
Fertilizer
During the plant's growing season in the spring and summer, you can fertilize it every two to three months with a mild, liquid houseplant fertilizer. Avoid fertilizing in the winter.
Temperature
Golden Pothos can tolerate a wide range of temperatures, but the ideal range is between 60–85°F (15–29°C). Temperatures below 60°F or above 85°F can cause stress for the plant
Soil
The best soil for pothos plants should be well-draining and rich in nutrients. By using a mixture of peat moss, perlite, vermiculite, and compost, you can provide your pothos with the perfect growing environment.
Pruning & Propagation
Cut just above a leaf node or two nodes from the soil line to encourage new growth from those points. You can also pinch the growth tip between your thumb and forefinger to encourage the plant to sprout new stems from below the pinch.
Pet Friendly
No, Golden Pothos is toxic to pets.
