Golden Pothos

Golden Pothos is a great purifier. It reduces formaldehyde levels in the air and its surroundings. Formaldehyde is a natural gas that is present in greens, fruit and plants.

The Scindapsus also helps your lungs by trapping dust, lowering the levels of pollutants and harmful particle debris in your home.

• Place it in a bright area away from direct sunlight.
• Water it when you notice the soil drying up.
• Spray the Golden Pothos from time to time to keep dust and pests away
• Normal home temperatures are fine, keep the plant away from cold draughts and radiators.
• If the leaves are becoming too large for your taste, you can cut them and they will be replaced by new ones.
• During the growing season, feed it with standard fertiliser every fortnight.

Where is it from?

Native to South-East Asia.

Who is the Golden Pothos?

The Golden Pothos has many names, scientific and common. Modern gardeners may favour the name Epipremnum aureum, but its old and most known scientific name is Scindapsus aureum.

Pothos is also famously called Devil’s Eye, Australian Native Monstera, Ivy Arum, Silver Vine and Taro Vine

Good For You!

• Escape: Watching the Golden Pothos grow and simply staring at its features can help us slow down and appreciate the beauty around us.
• Focus: The modern world is constantly trying to redirect our attention with social media, digital advertising and rapidly changing technology. Looking after plants like the Devil’s Eye can help us claim our attention back!

Easy like a Sunday morning!

The Golden Pothos is a very easy going houseplant that is almost unkillable. Great for novice gardeners and offices.

Pets: Keep away from nibbly pets

How tall does it grow? With the right care, they can grow up to 3 to 6 feet tall.

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