is devil's ivy a money plant Devil's ivy (Epipremnum aureum) Golden Pothos Money Plant With White F — Saharanpur Nursery

is devil's ivy a money plant Devil's ivy (Epipremnum aureum) Golden Pothos Money Plant With White F — Saharanpur NurseryCommon name: Money Plant Variegated Regional name: Marathi Money Plan Category: Indoor Plants, Climbers, Creepers & Vines, Groundcovers, Water & Aquatic Plants Family: Araceae or Alocasia family Light: Sun growing, Semi shade, Shade growing Water: Normal, Can tolerate more Primarily grown for: Foliage Flowering season: Flowers are inconspicuous Foliage color: Variegated, Green, Yellow Plant Height or length: 8 to 12 meters Plant Form: Climbing or

Common name:

Money Plant Variegated

Regional name:

Marathi - Money Plan

Category:

Indoor Plants, Climbers, Creepers & Vines, Groundcovers, Water & Aquatic Plants

Family:

Araceae or Alocasia family

Light:

Sun growing, Semi shade, Shade growing

Water:

Normal, Can tolerate more

Primarily grown for:

Foliage

Flowering season:

Flowers are inconspicuous

Foliage color:

Variegated, Green, Yellow

Plant Height or length:

8 to 12 meters

Plant Form:

Climbing or growing on support

Special Character:

• Auspicious or Feng Shui plant
• Good for Cut foliage
• Can grow on trellis or chain link fencing
• Animals will not eat
• Suitable for road median planting
• Hanging or weeping growth habit
• Good on seaside
• NASA plant for Indoor pollution control

Generally available in India in quantities of:

Over hundreds

Plant Description:

- Epipremnums are native to tropical areas of Southeast Asia.
- This variety is exactly the same as money plant. It has more variegation. In growing terms it is slightly slower.
- They are climbing foliage plants.
- Till these plants grow on the ground their leaves stay small. Once they get the support of a tree or wall their leaves become huge.
- Their growth habit makes them useful as pedestal plants, in terrariums, on moss sticks, as ground covers and for hanging baskets.
- Plants tolerate water very well. In fact plants growing in pain water survive and thrive for years.

Growing tips:

- Are versatile in use. They are hardy and easy to grow.
- Any soil is fine. Avoid very alkaline soils.
- Plants can take full sunlight in high humidity coastal areas or cooler hilly areas. In the hot plains they do well in shade.
- If they are to be grown upright they require supports.
- All money plants like good air circulation.
- They are relatively free from pests and diseases.