Epipremnum aureum

pothos golden

Also known as: Devil's Ivy, Ceylon Creeper, Money Plant

Native to the islands of French Polynesia, Golden Pothos is one of the toughest and most forgiving houseplants you can grow, staying lush and green even in lower light where many plants struggle. In many Asian cultures, this plant is believed to bring good luck and prosperity, which is why it's also known as the Money Plant. Its glossy, heart-shaped leaves splashed with golden-yellow variegation make it one of the most popular trailing houseplants in the world — equally stunning cascading from a shelf or climbing up a support.

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plant tips

  • water

    Water when the top inch of the soil feels dry. Pothos stores moisture in its leaves and stems, making it quite forgiving of an occasional missed watering.

  • light

    Prefers bright, indirect light but tolerates low-light conditions, making it versatile for different indoor settings. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.

  • zone

    Houseplant.

  • size

    Can trail or climb to over 6–8 ft. in length indoors, easily managed with regular pruning to keep it as full or as long as you like.

care

Use a well-draining potting mix, such as a blend of peat moss, perlite, and regular potting soil, to provide the aeration and moisture retention this plant needs. Feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer every couple of months during the growing season, skipping winter when growth naturally slows. Trim regularly to control length and encourage fuller, bushier growth — cuttings root easily in water, making it simple to share with friends or fill out the pot even more. Propagate: Simply cut a long vine off of the plant and place the fresh cutting in a cup with a little water.

  • indoor tabletop charm

    (4 in.) Style Golden Pothos on a desk, shelf, or side table for a fresh, easy touch of greenery. Its trailing golden-green leaves bring life to any small indoor space with very little upkeep.

  • living room centerpiece

    (6 in.)Place Golden Pothos on a coffee table or shelf in your living room for a lush, cascading display of golden-green leaves. A simple, low-maintenance way to add natural charm to any room.