Manjula pothos
Manjula pothos
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Botanical Name: Epipremnum aureum 'Manjula'Native Region/Environment: Cultivar from India Sun/Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light is more likely to scorch the white variegated areas that cannot photosynthesize light. Temperature: Houseplant temperatures above 55-60 degrees; outdoors, USDA Zone 10b-12 Water: Moist, but not wet. Let the soil top dry between watering. No standing water. Soil: Fast draining, fertile soil. Growth Pattern: Perennial vine of glossy, heart shaped leaves that can be trained to climb, trail or creep. Vines can lose older leaves, which is normal, and therefore benefit from periodic pruning and propagation to maintain a fuller expression. Mature Size: Manjula vines can grow to 12' and can climb or trail exceptionally well. Attributes: Stunning foliage that does not disappoint. Highly variegated leaves, each unique, in ultra pure whites, buttermilk creams and bright green. This is a specimen plant that attracts attention. Pot: 3.5" or 4" |
Manjula pothos is a variegated species in the Devil's Ivy division of Epipremnum, meaning that it has shiny, heart shaped leaves that will not fenestrate. The variegation combination is pure white, some butter milk cream and green patterns unique to each leaf. There are other nice cultivars on the market, but Manjula is a proven winner.
All species of Epipremnum are known as good house companions as they filter harmful VOC's, like formaldehyde, benzene and others, from their environment.
This plant may have a degree of toxicity that may cause illness or discomfort if ingested. It is grown and sold for Ornamental purposes and not intended as a food nor fodder. Additionally, contact with the sap of this plant may cause irritation or discomfort.
