Pothos - Manjula

Scientific Name: Epipremnum aureum ‘Pothos Manjula’
Synonyms: Pothos Manjula Pothos, Devils Ivy ‘Pothos Manjula’, Scindapsus Aureum ‘Pothos Manjula’

• Great choice for beginners
• Highly resilient - can take a hammering
• Great for variety of light conditions
• Trailing plant
• Excellent air purifying qualities
• Plant Level: Easy

Please note : Variegated plants are prone to browning due to their high levels of Variegation, this is natural. Provide ample light and care to maintain their vibrant appearance.

Pothos Manjula is an enthralling variegated plant with heart-shaped leaves accented with elegant splashes of cream, silver, and green. Its trailing vines make it ideal for hanging baskets or cascading from shelves, adding a natural touch to any space.  

Pothos are known for being some of the easiest trailing vines to care for. This makes it one of the easiest houseplants to grow. The ultimate must-have for any beginner looking for something long-lasting, elegant, and only requiring a small amount of water. Epipremnum thrives in brightly lit rooms but are highly adaptable and will just as happily tolerate lower light conditions. This Pothos, on the other hand, will require very bright light to look its best; avoid direct sunlight.

This exceptional vine has the added benefit of being a highly effective air purifier. Performing its duties in removing many common household toxins from the air, leaving your space feeling fresh and jungly.

Pothos Manjula is a highly adaptable plant that can be trimmed to form a compact tabletop plant. If you allow it to vine, it will grow relatively quickly and spill over the edge of your table or shelf. Combine it with a simple planter to let the leaves shine. Pothos Manjula is a vine that can be grown in a hanging basket or trained up a trellis or moss pole.

Please note: These plants are considered poisonous and should be kept out of reach of pets and children. 

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Pothos Manjula healthy and happy.

Water: Water once the potting soil has reached complete dryness for best results.
Light: Thrives in bright indirect light. Can handle medium light, but monitor closely for any signs of distress or if the plant reverts to plain green..
Humidity: Low to medium humidity is sufficient. In a normal household environment, no adjustments to humidity should be required.
Fertilize: For optimal growth, fertilise every 2-4 weeks with well balanced organic fertiliser from Spring to Autumn.