Epipremnum Aureum Manjula

• Native to Southeast Asia, this climbing vine belongs to the popular pothos family. • Features unique cream and green marbled variegation that differs on every single leaf. • Grows as a trailing or climbing plant, reaching 2-3 metres indoors with support. • Highly sought after by collectors for its unpredictable and artistic leaf patterns. • Purifies indoor air while requiring minimal maintenance, perfect for busy households.

• Water weekly in summer, fortnightly in winter when top 2-3cm of soil is dry. Always check soil moisture before watering.
• Place in bright, indirect light away from direct sun which burns variegated leaves. East or north-facing windows are ideal.
• Use well-draining potting mix with perlite or bark chunks for aeration. Ensure pots have drainage holes to prevent waterlogging.
• Feed monthly during spring and summer with diluted liquid fertiliser. Reduce to every 6-8 weeks in autumn and winter.
• Prune long vines to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth. Pinch growing tips regularly.
• Maintain 40-60% humidity using pebble trays or grouping with other plants. Avoid misting leaves directly.
• Provide moss pole or trellis for climbing support to achieve maximum growth potential.

• Provide bright, indirect light for best variegation - direct sun can scorch delicate leaves. • Water when top 2-3cm of soil feels dry, typically weekly in warmer months. • Maintain humidity above 40% by grouping with other plants or using a pebble tray. • Keep temperatures between 18-26°C for optimal growth year-round. • Prune regularly to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth, especially during spring and summer.

• Spider mites may appear in dry conditions - increase humidity and wipe leaves regularly with damp cloth. • Root rot occurs from overwatering - ensure proper drainage and allow soil to dry between waterings. • Yellow leaves indicate overwatering or poor drainage - reduce watering frequency and check pot drainage holes. • Mealybugs can hide in leaf joints - treat with insecticidal soap or neem oil spray. • Brown leaf tips suggest low humidity or fluoride in tap water - use filtered water and mist regularly.