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Polypodie

Grabbed some cuttings from my mom — known golden, but “grocery store mystery” on the variegateds. The image is two leaves on the same cutting — are we looking at n’joy or perhaps glacier? A lot of the leaves on mama plant have interior variegation rather than white on the margins. She has two variegated pothos and unfortunately I wasn’t paying attention to sorting, so I may have mixed together. Initially started these in water but decided after a day to just try soil — will let you know how it goes!

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  1. Lana Layne 🌺🪴🪻🌵🌸

    Personally I would’ve let them grow water roots… it takes time. But once they have substantial water roots you can place them in pon or leca and they will thrive

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  2. Kades

    “The N joy’s leaves have dark green color at the center with white edges. Also, the leaf variegations are solid patches. Glacier, on the other hand, has a mix of green and white variegations, which are streaky and patchy the Glacier has round leaves, slightly small in size, and even all through the plant., the N joy has more symmetrical or oval-shaped leaves with a less rounded tip.” My guess is glacier?

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  3. Snowstorm

    Could it be a manjula pothos? They have centre white, light “middle” streak and a dark green edge.

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    • Kades

      I thought it might be a manjula too, but it doesn’t have any of the marbling? I’m not an expert by any means though!

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    • Lynda

      Can you tell me which of the varieties this might be? The leaves are not oval, they’re oblong with a point at the end. And if you can bring it into focus, the little leaf at the bottom on its own, has a dark mark with a yellow ring, is that sunburn? TXS for any info.

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    • Lynda

      I just saw the picture that was posted and it looks like you already answered my question. It must be a glacier. What about that lone leaf? Does that look like sunburn? If so, they’ve both been in a window with part full sun and part shade. Perhaps that’s not the right mix??

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    • Snowstorm

      Same!! I didn’t know there was a glacier type of pothos til now either! That’s a super handy infographic you posted thanks so much!! Who knew there were sooo many different shades of variegation in one plant!!! I really need to get a manjula pothos. They’re so pretty, and now I’m falling in love with the glacier!!

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    • Polypodie

      Thanks to you both! I had kind of not even looked into manjula mainly because that seems to have more white than these do. I’ll have to go back and take a deeper look at the mother plant!

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