Does anyone have a glacier pothos? If so, could you show it because I’m starting to think that the variegation doesn’t exist? 😩 Also, if someone could show a clear side-by-side of an n’joy and glacier that would be VERY helpful.
Does anyone have a glacier pothos? If so, could you show it because I’m starting to think that the variegation doesn’t exist? 😩 Also, if someone could show a clear side-by-side of an n’joy and glacier that would be VERY helpful.
Justin 6 years ago Hi all! There are differences between 'Manjula', 'Pearls and Jade', 'Glacier', 'Marble Queen', etc. According to our growers: Epipremnum Pearls and Jade is a patented pothos variety from the University of Florida that features green leaves with a white margin. You typically see green flecks in the white variegation and silvery/gray-green mottling. Epipremnum N' Joy is a patented variety from Europe that also features green leaves with a white margin. The main distinction with this pothos is that there's typically clear distinction between the green/white variegation with less mottling. Note: We don't usually grow this variety. Epipremnum Glacier is very similar to Pearls and Jade. Its leaves tend to show more of the gray-green coloring in the variegation than the Pearls and Jade. It is not a patented variety. Epipremnum Manjula has white leaves with a green center (the variegation is the reverse of the above), and there's not usually a clean line between the variegation (the variegation zones tend to blend shades of green, silver, white, and cream). it also has a larger leaf that has somewhat undulating edges, so it doesn't like to lay flat. This one also came out of the University of Florida program, I believe. We definitely had an error there in tagging --- many apologies! ---Justin Costa Farms Horticulturist
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