Caring For Marble Queen Devils Ivy

Caring for your devil s ivy plant.

Caring for marble queen devils ivy.

Generally devil s ivy grows better indoors. Cease this in the cold and wet winter months. However if you wish to place your devil s ivy outside you should avoid a climate of extremely low or high temperatures. The marble queen pothos with its long cascading vines makes a beautiful table or hanging plant.

Tips for growing devil s ivy. To care properly for your marble queen pothos it needs plenty of indirect light marble queen pothos plants need plenty of indirect light to keep their foliage bright and vibrant. During the spring and summer water well and then allow the top 50 of the soil to dry out before watering again. This in turn aids in strong plant growth.

Devil s ivy also known as pathos epipremnum aureum is a tropical plant native to the solomon islands. It should stay that way in bright light but if kept in lower light it may start to lose some of the yellow in the leaf and show more of the green. Caring for devil s ivy upon planting mixing in controlled release fertiliser will nourish the growth of the vine. The golden devils ivy is one of the most common varieties.

It has a glossy green leaf painted with yellow. Marble queen pothos plant is a popular houseplant and one of my own personal favorites. All pothos plants are efficient in cleaning the air of harmful chemicals. Alongside this using a soluble liquid fertiliser is ideal during the warmer seasons of growth.

Marble queen pothos like their soil to be kept on the drier side. In its native habitat the vines can grow 20 to 40 feet long. Water enough to keep the soil slightly damp. With the plant roots immersed in water this method of growing allows the plant to absorb nitrates within the water.

The best temperature for a golden pothos or devil s ivy is between approximately 10 to 25 degrees celsius 60 75 degrees fahrenheit. Known in some places as money plants or devil s ivy the botanical names for pothos plant are scindapsus aureus or epipremnum aureum. The marble pothos variegated devil s ivy is a great plant to bring the outside in. Marble queen plant can be used as a table plant hanging plant or trained to climb a trellis or pole.

Lower light will also mean less frequent watering of indoor plants. Devil s ivy plants are easy to grow hydroponically and often used for aquarium planting. To find out more about which plants make the perfect indoor jungle check out our blog post best house plants.