Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-03” author: “Ann Siddall”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-12” author: “William Lynn”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-04” author: “Wilma Rogers”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-16” author: “Daniel Marrero”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-06” author: “Bruce Woolf”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-03” author: “Tabatha Schaal”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-11” author: “Ellen Brooks”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-03” author: “Samuel Allen”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
title: “8 Pothos Varieties Every Plant Lover Should Grow” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-17” author: “Ruth Kuester”
Our Top 8 Pothos Varieties
There are about 15 species in the genus, with many of them available for home cultivation. These have led rise to several cultivar types of pothos. Among these types of pothos plants are specimens that have been bred to display neon green, creamy white, and gold leaves, along with the standard green varieties. Each of these pothos types has similar cultivation requirements and thrive in indoor settings.
1. Golden Pothos
This is a tried and true variety with heart shaped green foliage splashed with gold. In the right situation these leaves can grow up to 12 inches ( 30 cm) wide. It has the same warm temperature needs and lower light requirements as most of the pothos plant types.
2. Baltic Blue Pothos
3. Neon Pothos
An amazing Pothos specimen, Neon Pothos develops heart shaped chartreuse leaves which are brightest when young. Unlike some of the pothos varieties, Neon prefers a bit more light which will help the leaves achieve their brightest color. Baltic Pothos produces deep blue-green stems and leaves. The leaves are sharply pointed but mature to form cut outs in the sides much like a Monstera. At any one time it may feature small slightly rounded young leaves, pointed new mature leaves, and older foliage with deep cuts. You can find Baltic Blue Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
4. Manjula Pothos
This pothos has everything in one plant. The heart shaped leaves are decorated with several shades of green, silver, and cream. Every leaf is individually adorned with flecks and splashes of these hues. The edges of the leaves are slightly wavy, a way to tell it apart from other variegated pothos plant varieties.
5. Global Green Pothos
6. Pearls And Jade Pothos
Firm arrow shaped leaves that look like they have been dipped randomly into 2 pots of different colored paint, white and green. The white portion has very faint green flecks. This is a slow growing cultivar and has smaller leaves than some of the others. This plant produces variegated green leaves. The leaves are splashed with lime green and forest green. Mature leaves may develop cream or silver streaks. The brightness of the plant illuminates darker spaces, where this pothos is happiest. This is a patented plant from Japan and may be trained to a post or allowed to trail delicately. Keep the plant where it is warm and humid and it will reliably reveal its glowing leaves. Get your own Global Green Pothos in the Gardening Know How Shop.
7. Cebu Blue Pothos
Narrow, extremely pointed, arrow shaped leaves adorn Cebu Blue. It needs a warm, fairly bright location to develop its signature blue green hue. Mature leaves may naturally split and the leaves have a glistening sheen.
8. Lemon Meringue Pothos
This article features products available from third-party vendors on the Gardening Know How Shop. An outstanding pothos cultivar, Lemon Meringue is a mutation that produces light, butter yellow leaves with splashes of light green. Older leaves will fade to green. Bright light is essential to keeping the yellow tones of this plant. Buy it in the Gardening Know How Shop.
