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varigated pothos N'Joy Pothos Plant Set, 3" Pots, Marble & Golden Varieties, Epipremnum – Jayme Garden

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varigated pothos N'Joy Pothos Plant Set, 3" Pots, Marble & Golden Varieties, Epipremnum – Jayme GardenMarble Golden N'Joy Three Pathos Each in a 3 Pot Enhance your indoor garden with our stunning Marble, Golden, and N'Joy Pathos plants, each elegantly potted in a 3 pot. These beautiful, trailing vines add a touch of greenery to any space, making them perfect for both novice and experienced plant lovers. Enjoy the vibrant colors and unique leaf patterns that these popular houseplants bring to your home or office. Growth Habit: Trailing vines that can

Marble/Golden/N'Joy Three Pathos - Each in a 3” Pot

Enhance your indoor garden with our stunning Marble, Golden, and N'Joy Pathos plants, each elegantly potted in a 3” pot. These beautiful, trailing vines add a touch of greenery to any space, making them perfect for both novice and experienced plant lovers. Enjoy the vibrant colors and unique leaf patterns that these popular houseplants bring to your home or office.

  • Growth Habit: Trailing vines that can grow up to 6 feet long with proper care.
  • Color: Variegated leaves featuring shades of green, white, and golden hues.
  • Ideal Location: Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight; can tolerate low light conditions.
  • Care Level: Low maintenance; perfect for beginners and busy individuals.
  • Air Purifying: Known to help improve indoor air quality.
  • Humidity Preference: Enjoys moderate humidity but can adapt to average household levels.
  • Propagation: Easy to propagate through cuttings, making it fun to grow your collection.

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Common Name: Marble Pathos, Golden Pathos, N'Joy Pathos

Scientific Name: Epipremnum aureum

Sunlight: Bright, indirect sunlight; tolerates low light

Watering: Water when the top inch of soil is dry; avoid overwatering

Soil: Well-draining potting mix

Hardiness Zones: 10-12

Growth Habit: Trailing; can be trained to climb

Format: Each plant comes in a 3” pot

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