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cmaes

I go back and forth on what kind of pothos this is everyday! I repotted it from the store, all of the bigger and more heart shaped leaves are connected to the smaller and more yellow ones by vine. Anyone want to take a stab at the ID? UPDATE: For everyone saying it’s aN’Joy for sure, do you know how/why the mature leaves (pic 2) shape is leaning more heart (Manjula/Glacier) than narrow? I’ve never had a mature N’Joy, so I’m not sure what the leaves look like, but everything I’ve found says the leaf shape would not be so heart shaped. I’m really new to plants, so any explanation to help me understand and identify confidently in the future would be helpful!

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  1. ABagel

    My first guess before I saw Perry’s ID was Njoy.

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    • cmaes

      That’s what I think too! Those big heart shaped leaves are just throwing me for a loop!

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  2. LeafyGreenhouse

    It’s an N’Joy for sure

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  3. plantgeek

    this is both n'joy and p&j. n'joy has no speckles, p&j has speckles. easiest way i've found to differentiate them

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    • cmaes

      I could be mistaken, but I think n’Joy can have speckles, but only P&J can have green on green speckles.

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    • plantgeek

      yes, speckles specifically on the dark green bits is p&j only, but that's a bit harder to see. just a general rule that makes it easier. n'joy generally does not have speckling. this could very well be just n'joy, but it's more likely that it's both, as they're often sold mixed together

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  4. Phil

    I’ve been looking for a good manjula for a couple months now. In fact I was checking them out today but disappointed with the quality so I’m still looking. Definitely not manjula. They are somewhat ruffled or curled along the edges and the leaf shape is very distinctive. The point kinda points to the side. It does not point straight out. Only the manjula has this feature.

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