Lizzie & Charcoal Clay pot

Marble Queen pothos

Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Marble Queen’

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  Most light conditions
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  Almost unkillable

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    Most light conditions

    Lizzie will tolerate almost any light condition except direct sun. You may find her colour darkens in lower light.

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    Light watering

    You won’t need to water her very often as she’s drought tolerant. Check her soil and give her a drink if the top two inches feel dry.

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    Humidity

    She’s a big fan of humidity and will thrive in a steamy bathroom or kitchen. In other spots, she’ll appreciate a regular misting.

• Quick facts

  Botanical name

  Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Marble Queen’

  Common name

  Marble Queen pothos

  Plant type

  Evergreen, indoor

  Plant height

  30-40cm

  Pet/baby safe

  Toxic if ingested

  Nursery pot size

  15cm

  Clay pot size

  16cm (internal width), 18cm (external width), 15cm (internal height), 17cm (external height)

• About ‘Marble Queen’ pothos

  All hail the ‘Marble Queen’. This plant of the people is nowhere near as high maintenance as her name might suggest – in fact, she’s far from it. With beautiful white-and-green variegation, she’s a particularly special variety of pothos, or Devil’s ivy, with very simple needs. 

  Lizzie is a great option for forgetful plant parents, as she will forgive a missed watering and doesn’t mind living in shadier spots. However, she’ll be much happier if you water her whenever the top two inches of soil feel dry, and keep her in a brighter position away from direct sunlight. This will also help her variegated leaves look their best (they can be less pronounced in shadier spaces).

  This bundle includes a classic Clay pot, a sturdy pot with a tactile finish, curved silhouette and rubber feet for protecting your floors. Please note, due to the nature of this material, excess water may escape – we always recommend removing your plant from its decorative pot when watering, and allowing any excess water to drain completely.

  For more care advice about Lizzie, check out our complete guide to pothos care.