Light
Bright, indirect light is best. Lower light is tolerated, but variegation may become less pronounced.
Epipremnum aureum
A forgiving trailing vine with heart-shaped leaves. It suits a shelf or hanging pot where its stems have space to fall.
Reviewed 12 October 2026 · Plantify
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Bright, indirect light is best. Lower light is tolerated, but variegation may become less pronounced.
Let the potting mix dry between thorough waterings. Do not leave the roots standing in water.
A well-drained indoor potting mix and a pot with an open drainage hole.
Trails or climbs; pruning long stems can encourage a fuller shape.
Persistently wet mix can cause root problems. Check beneath the surface before reaching for the watering can.
Check both the hanging pot and its saucer after watering; hidden water still counts.
It tolerates lower light, not permanent darkness. Choose a spot with daylight or suitable plant lighting.