Pothos 'Cebu Blue' 6"

Epipremnum pinnatum
Also known as Devil's Ivy, Pothos is a small family of tropical foliage plants that are very similar to Philodendron in that they are easy to grow, even in less-than-ideal environments. Also like Philodendron, they make excellent air purifiers and they grow best trailing from hanging baskets or cascading from pots. 'Cebu Blue' Pothos offers silvery blue, shiny leaves that somewhat sparkle under the right lighting conditions. When young, the plant's leaves are predominantly silver or blue-gray in color and elongated or oval in shape. One mature, the leaves are very green and feature certain zig-zag divisions up the midsection, similar to palm tree fronds. The variety name hails from the island of Cebu in the Phillipines, where the plant is commongly found growing as a native perennial vine. It is also found in other Asian countries and parts of Europe and North Australia. Pothos grows best in medium to low, indirect lighting, so place it 8-10' from windows, in the middle of a dim room, or in low fluorescent lighting. This plant family prefers average household temperatures, 60°-70° F. Keep soil evenly moist to slightly dry. Supply extra humidity by setting on a shallow tray of moistened pebbles. Feed with a slow-release houseplant fertilizer during the April-September growing season. Prune vines to contain length, if desired, or to encourage sideshoots for a fuller, bushier plant.

• Low to Medium to Bright Indirect Light
• 12" h x 70" w
• Container Garden
• Pleasing Foliage