Epipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade

TheEpipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade' is also called Pothos 'Pearls and Jade' or Devil Ivy. It gets its name from its colors which remind of precious stones. Different shades of overlapping greens and creamy white make up the leaves, and the patterns are sometimes speckled, sometimes more defined. Pearls and Jade' is known to have much smaller and thinner leaves than most otherEpipremnum varieties such as 'Queen Marble' and their variegation pattern is also slightly different as well as the texture of the leaves. The leaves of 'Peals and Jade' are sometimes slightly crinkled. 

Epipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade' can be used in a hanging basket or as a climber, fixed on a trellis. It is very tolerant of pruning, which is recommended to keep a dense plant. This cultivar is a little slower growing than other Epipremnum.

Family: Araceae
Origin : hybrid of theEpipremnum aureum which is native of the north of Australia
Watering : medium, let the substrate dry on the surface before watering
Brightness : intense, indirect sun, to preserve the variegation of the foliage. If the leaves turn green, it is necessary to gradually increase the lighting.
Relative humidity: average
Substrate: both draining and able to retain
Fertilization: balanced fertilization once a month during the growth period
Toxicity: calcium oxalate is found in Epipremnum aureum at , which can be toxic when ingested, both for children and animals.

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