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  1. lyssxgardens

    that looks like a syngonium! i’ve had trouble deciphering which one mine is but mine is either a strawberry cream or neon

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    • Pothos Palace

      Thank you!!! I had to help unravel her leaves, they didn’t get the memo that they were supposed to be flat.

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    • SWDK

      Noticed you have pothos as a profile name just bought my 1st one a few days ago and would love some tips if you have any TIA.. 🙏🏽🙏🏽😊

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    • Pothos Palace

      They’re my favorite! Super easy to care for so here are my tips to self: - Let them dry out 1-2” before watering. I’m okay if I forget to water them when I should. They’re good at telling you if you don’t water in time, just observe. - More green = more chlorophyll = faster growth (typically) - Higher light = more & brighter variegation. +faster growth - Can grow in low light, will grow slower & likely less watering. - More variegated = less chlorophyll = slower growth (grow light recommended but not required) - bright light to keep them bushy, but also frequent trims too. Triggers the plant to put out multiple new shoots as a response to grazing (+you can repot those cuttings back into mother pot for even thicker plant!!) - Water/soil prop. Wait for secondary roots before potting from water. They also just look fun in a glass prop station. - Epipremnum aureum are the real pothos… Golden Pothos and all its cultivars. Some cultivars are patented so regular plant enthusiasts aren’t technically allowed to sell (global green for instance). Ain’t nobody comin up in my house. Lol - Scindapsus is an imposter. Totally different taxonomy but similar looks and growth patterns. Which is why they’re called pothos. - N’Joy green & white like a cow.Pearls n’ Jade green & white with speckles, like a Dalmatian. Manjula are similar but crazy wide leaves. - My favorites are: Shangri-La (has been my fastest grower personally), N’Joy, Cebu & Baltic Blue, Skeleton Key, Moonlight & Dark Phase Scindapsus, Super Silver Scindapsus

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    • Pothos Palace

      Oh but always keep out of direct sunlight. Dont go burning those leaves off! They’re house plants, not fall colors, ya know what I’m saying. Lol

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    • Sunny

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  3. lyssxgardens

    i could be wrong but the way your leaves are unraveling there it looks similar to mine :)

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  4. Aroidmama

    It’s a pink Syngonium. The Syngonium leaf structures Change as the plant ages. The color pink might fade as the leaf matures. I’ve noticed pink is one of the most unstable colors on plants. Many pink leaves often revert to green but pink is one of my favorite colors. So I actually don’t mind.

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  5. Jcook

    In regards to the crinkle/wavy look to the leaves, it’s normal for them to look like that when they’re unfurling. If you don’t like it or they stay like that you can try increasing the humidity with a humidifier.

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    • Jcook

      Jk I just saw your humidifier in the photo 😅

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