Name: Marble Pothos
Brand: Easyplant
SKU: 103-S-PHTMBL-SA-WHT46M
Price: 49.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Although this plant can tolerate lower light conditions, the white color in its leaves may become green if exposed to too little light. Additionally, too much direct sunlight should be avoided as it could easily burn and damage the foliage. To give your Pothos the best environment it needs to thrive, place it near an east-facing window.

Marble Pothos grows best in a well-lit space with bright direct or indirect sunlight and can adapt to spaces with medium to low light, where the source of light is further away. Avoid placing it in spaces without natural sunlight.

Marble Pothos Light Needs

Creates a serene backdrop for restful nights

During your Marble Pothos' first few days at home, one or two leaves might fall or turn yellow. This is a normal part of adjustment and is no cause for concern.  Once adjusted, Marble Pothos is very easy to care for and will reward your love for it by quickly bouncing back from any mishap.  To help it grow optimally and evenly, occasionally dust the leaves and rotate the pot by a ¼ turn once a month. 


Marble Pothos Plant Care

Pothos plants flourish with bright, indirect light but can endure medium to low illumination, such as those in north-facing homes or cooler months with fewer daylight hours. Nonetheless, this plant is not designed for unforgiving direct sunlight, as intense light will scorch and brown its foliage.


Do pothos plants need sunlight?

Misting is not a strict necessity; however, it can be beneficial if your home's humidity levels fall below 40%. It's important to exercise caution with misting, as excessive moisture on the leaves may potentially lead to bacterial infections. To maintain suitable humidity without misting, consider using a humidifier or placing a pebble tray in drier climates. These alternatives can effectively enhance humidity without the risk of overwetting the plant's foliage.

Should I mist my Marble Queen pothos?

Care for your Marble Pothos is relatively simple, but it does require consistent attention. Ensure the potting mix is moist but not soggy, water once a week, and rotate the planter once a month to ensure even growth. Additionally, dust the leaves occasionally and keep them in humid environments between 40-60%. 


How do you care for a pothos marble?

Make sure to water your Marble Pothos once a week, allowing the soil to be 50% dry in between. Be wary of overwatering and underwatering, as both can cause susceptible leaves to show signs of distress. With the easyplant's self-watering pot, filling the reservoir once a month will guarantee your marble pothos is never without water. 


How often should you water marble pothos?

The speckled trail of love ***** Our love for this natural trailer is as ancient as love itself, earning it the name Pothos - the god of love, who was named after the Greek word for ‘yearning’ and symbolized carrying a vine stretching as far and wide as the heart’s desire. Hailing from the Pacific Islands, Marble Pothos is known for its admirable resilience and graceful vines, and wears a royal pattern of marbled minty green that adds a sparkle anywhere it goes.

The speckled trail of love
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Our love for this natural trailer is as ancient as love itself, earning it the name Pothos - the god of love, who was named after the Greek word for ‘yearning’ and symbolized carrying a vine stretching as far and wide as the heart’s desire. Hailing from the Pacific Islands, Marble Pothos is known for its admirable resilience and graceful vines, and wears a royal pattern of marbled minty green that adds a sparkle anywhere it goes.

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Advantages		Other
Water every	1 Month	1 Week
Overwatering	Rare	Common
Underwatering	Never	Common
Over compacted dry soil	Never	Common
Easily know when to water
Stable root growth