Pothos Plant, Large

Known by names such as Epipremnum, pothos, devil's ivy, Epipremnum aureum and golden pothos, this plant originates from Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Queensland and several Western Pacific islands, and has large, glossy green leaves with cream-yellow streaks and spots. It grows quickly and is very easy to care for. For healthy growth, place it in a bright spot with plenty of light but out of direct sunlight, and grow it in a pot with drainage holes. When setting a watering routine, check the soil: if it has dried out completely, water moderately to keep the soil slightly moist. After watering, wait until all excess water has drained out through the drainage holes. This plant prefers warm, humid conditions, and the temperature around it should not drop below 20 °C. To support its growth, you can feed it once a year in spring and repot it once every 2–3 years.

Light: For ideal growth, place it in a bright spot out of direct sunlight.

Watering: Avoid overwatering; keep the soil moist at all times and water when the soil has dried out completely.

Temperature and humidity: Epipremnum should be kept in a mild environment, and the temperature where it grows should not drop below 20 °C.

Fertilising: To support your plant's growth, feed it once a year in spring.

Repotting: To keep your plant growing, repot it every 2–3 years after its dormant period.