Devil's Ivy - Climber / Vine

Common name: Golden Pothos, Devils Ivy 
Scientific name: Epipremnum aureum 

Description: vining plant with rich, green, heart-shaped leaves and smooth stems with aerial roots growing at each node. The leaves are variegated with white, yellow, or green striations, making no leaf the same. These are naturally found climbing up trees in tropical forests where they anchor themselves to the tree’s surface, and some can grow up to 20m high with optimal conditions! This plant does well in bright, indirect light but can tolerate shade, and prefers a humid environment, like rainforest conditions, and will grow best when left to trail or climb. These look great in taller enclosures such as arboreal tarantula and mantid set-ups due to their climbing nature, but they will also offer great ground-coverage for more terrestrial set-ups. We do want to mention that some species will nibble on the leaves and roots if planted directly into the tank’s substrate, so bare that in mind when choosing what plant species to use. 
Grown in 5.5cm pots.
 
Place of origin: Solomon Islands, South Pacific 
Type: vine, trailer 
Habitat: tropical forest
Humidity: 50% or higher  
Lighting: bright, indirect light/ can tolerate shade 
Temperature: 12-30˚C
Watering: water when top 1-2 inches of soil are dry 
Soil: moist, well-draining soil 
Growth rate: fast 
 
Please note: live plants may vary in size and colour to the one pictured here. Although we use natural fertilizers and pest-preventatives to keep our plants happy and healthy, we highly suggest washing the roots thoroughly in distilled water before repotting or placing straight into a set-up.