Marble Queen Pothos

The Marble Queen Pothos (epipremnum aureum ‘marble queen’)  is a versatile and easy to care for houseplant. Although it is native to Polynesia, pothos can be found in many tropical environments. Also known as devil’s ivy, this plant can grow long cascading vines and pairs well with a hanging planter or standard planter placed up on a shelf. The marble queen variety is known for its bright green heart shaped leaves that show a splattered bright white variegation.

As with most pothos, marble queen pothos do best with medium to bright, indirect light. Due to their white variegation, these pothos can't tolerate low light, which will cause the variegation to revert and the growth to slow. 

Marble queen pothos enjoy consistent watering, but are also relatively drought tolerant—so don’t panic if you forget the occasional watering. Ideally, they should be watered once the top two to three inches of soil has dried out. 

In a 6" clear nursery pot.