I am working on propagating two different pothos. It’s going pretty good. A couple have roots started or showing signs they will likely start soon. My question is, what kinds are they? I think one is a Manjula and the other I believe is a Harlequin. Thoughts? The 3rd and 4th are different leaves from the same plant.
Harlequin is a fancy, made up nickname for manjula and not a cultivar. The leaf on the left almost looks like a golden to me. It’s possible the leaf on the right is a manjula, but I’d need to see the mother plant, because the leaf shape might be close but the color and pattern look like marble queen
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Definitely golden pothos and marble queen pothos, very pretty!!
0 Likes Thank you Alice. It’s hard to figure it out from pictures online. I wasn’t sure if goldens had the white in them too.
0 Likes Thank you Tanya. I don’t have the mother plant. I got the clippings from a friend who picked them up somewhere. So the genealogy of the clippings is unknown. Do goldens have the white in them too?
0 Likes Yes! I love it when they do. There’s even a variety called white sport golden that has a lot of while on most leaves
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