Okie I need some help… on the right is my very obvious Golden. On the left and in the other pics are a separate set of cuttings from a very separate mother plant. Momma was same light “green apple” color and same white variegation. Both of these props are side by side as pictured receiving the same water, light, humidity etc. both have fully hardened foliage. What is this ghostie on my hands? (Prop jars also pictured for side by side comparison)
So in better lighting the one in question is a very bright nearly neon green color. Could this be a highly variegated neon with white splash?
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I’ve had very white variegated goldens too…I think it is still a golden Pothos
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Golden Pothos have a yellow variegation where as marble queens have a white variegation
1 j'aime Marble queen pothos is the one on your left
2 J'aime I have the same one here’s a photo of it as reference
So one is a marble queen and one is a straight golden?
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This is my neon marble pothos
From left to right. Neon marble, snow queen, golden pothos
Nice collection you have there, Lyn. Love it! 👍🏽👍🏽
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Idk…. The variegations in one look more marbled than in the other. On the mother plant for the darker one the patterns are more striped on the most mature leaves (they span the size of my head just about)
0 J'aime I want to say they both golden pothos my golden has similar leaves
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This is a marble queen due to the white variegation golden pothos have a yellow variegation and the leaves are darker green
1 j'aime They’re yellow the photo makes them look white 🫣
0 J'aime I’m still learning and these small nuances differences are tripping me up😅
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Brought more clippings home and forgot a pic of the momma. They literally are just letting her die in the hot FL sun with no real care so I helped her best I could and will propagate her next generation 😇
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