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LeafyGreenhouse

I got these leaf propagations recently (no roots ) I was wondering if anyone can tell me what they are (I think both pothos but what type ?) thank you ! They are two different leafs

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  1. GreenThumb1

    I believe the photo on the left is an n’joy pothos and the one on the right is a golden pothos. 🪴

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      Thanks but I don’t think the right is golden pothos I have one and it looks nothing like that the other one is right tho !

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    • GreenThumb1

      Now I’m thinking that might be a white wizard philodendron.

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  2. Cake🌻

    There’s a handful of pothos with that gorgeous, white & greens kind of variegation 😍 With them just being leaves & how the leaves can be so individually unique, to me they look like they could possibly be any of these: • N'joy • Manjula • Happy Leaf • Marble Queen 🫶🏻

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      Thanks

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    • Cake🌻

      Yw! ☺️

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  3. PlantMamaS

    right could be a white knight or white wizard philodendron, but left is definitely an n’joy

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  4. LeafyGreenhouse

    Update ! I figured out what they are ! Left N’Joy and Right Is white knight ! Thank you guys for all your help !

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    • Phil

      If white knight there will be a burgundy color in the stem, even the leaf stem. If you got a white knight, you are lucky. I know they are difficult to find near me.

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      Yes we will have to see when it grows more !

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  5. Tee Jay

    Left is an N’Joy and right could be an epipremnum pinnatum albo?

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    • LeafyGreenhouse

      Yeah I thought maybe but the coloring is off

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    • Tee Jay

      I’m just going by the picture. Once it grows out more hopefully it will be easier to tell

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