Brittany
Help! I can’t figure out of this is a jade or cebu blue pothos. These two are cuttings propagated from a highly fenestrated mother plant and the new leaf about to unfurl has one tiny fenestration. Thanks!
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SunnyIt’s not a Cebu blue which has elongated leaves.
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- Brittany
Yes that’s what I thought too, but because the mother plant has almost every leaf with fenestrations, I wondered if it could be a Cebu Blue because I’ve read they fenestrate more easily than the Jade pothos. But maybe I’ve just got a Jade pothos that fenestrates young.
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SnowstormPothos can fenestrate!? 🤯🤯🤯
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A jade pothos with early fenestration could be the case.
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Almost all pothos will become fenestrated given enough time (decades) and a tall structure or tree to climb. A few fenestrates early: Baltic Blue, Cebu Blue, Giant Pothos and Hawaiian pothos. Jade probably is another one. Baltic Blue acts like it fenestrates as a seedling. It’s also a prolific grower like Cebu Blue.
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JosieI don’t know of any jade plants that don’t have succulent leaves. I def think it is a type of pothos though.
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Sorry! Epipremnum aureum or a ‘Jade’ pothos.
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Ahh fair enough! It might be a jade pothos by looking at pictures of them
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That’s what I’m thinking too
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RichelleIt actually might be a narrow form monstera? That’s my best guess from fenestration at that level of maturity!
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You know it could be! I need to take a better pic of the mother plant. Thank you!
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Mossy-pawsThe one on the right probably needs some humidity just a helpful tip 😊
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Yeah that was the original leaf and I actually took the cuttings in December because I was impatient. I figured I’d leave it until I’ve got another leaf or two then clip her off :)
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