Plant ID help, please! Gemini and ChatGPT are both giving me different answers. It’s either a pothos or a philodendron, but I don’t know how to tell them apart. Or is there more than one plant in this pot?
Plant ID help, please! Gemini and ChatGPT are both giving me different answers. It’s either a pothos or a philodendron, but I don’t know how to tell them apart. Or is there more than one plant in this pot?
Some type of pothos I would guess
1 me gustaLooks like a neon pothos to me!
8 Me gustaThank you! I was hoping it would be the lemon lime philodendron. 😅 Your plant collection is stunning!
1 me gustaAwww thanks! Trailing plant are some of my favorites. That’s why I own so many potros and scindapsus plants!
0 Me gustaNeon pothos!
1 me gustaThank you! ChatGPT totally got my hopes up. 😂
0 Me gustaI think lime pothos. I have one too and looks similar.
0 Me gustagolden pothos, i believe
0 Me gustaLook at the texture of the vine. Pothos vines have distinct ridges shown clearly on my dehydrated Manjula Pothos in the photo. Heart leaf philodendrons have smooth vines without ridges. As shown in the second photo. Also, the leaf stem on a pothos leaf has a groove on it where a newer leaf emerged. The groove acts like a sheath to protect the new leaf. The leaf stems on a heart leaf philodendron are cylindrical and smooth. New leaves have a separate flap/sheath that dries later and falls off. So, look at the vines and leaf stems for identification. I can’t see them clearly in your photos. 🪴🍀
1 me gustaPothos 100%
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