Mads
What type of pothos would you say this is? š¤ No label when I bought it. It was $5 on sale, so itās not a rare.
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SabineI would say Pothos Marble Queen :) I have one too. If you give her a lot of light she gets even more white!
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I IDād her as marble queen at first tooā¦ I have two of thoseā¦ this pothos has much thicker leaves that are more rippled, shiny, and heart-shaped, which is why I thought it might be a manjula. I have a manjula but itās still a bebeh, so not useful for comparison. This one also has much thicker stems than any of my other pothos, and the stems are also variegated.
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This is mine! Itās a pic from August but still
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I didnāt catch that you said the stems are variegatedā¦Iām really wondering now!
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StephanieI agree it looks like Marble Queen! A few of the leaves on mine have come out without variegation and Iām actually wondering if I should remove those.
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Iāve heard that you shouldā¦ I just did this with my philodendron silver stripe that was reverting. I donāt like doing it, but I know logically pruning is good for our plants! š
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Blooming DawnSatin pathos? My mom has a similar one
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KadesThis is actually a diffenbachia! They are gorgeous
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Hot takeā¦ white sport golden
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Leaves are too flat for Manjula, even when they get older their leaves arenāt ovate like yours. Theyāre always a little wonky. They tend to grow more compact and bushy instead of vining like yours is.
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I didnāt even know that was a thing!
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Ok then I guess I can still get a manjula someday. š
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It also could be a marble queen but from a much older plant which is why the stems thicker.
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Definitely do they are so goofy. I love mine
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