Lizzie & Grey 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

    She’s very relaxed and will live quite happily in almost any light condition, except direct sun. Her variegation will look less pronounced in shadier spots.

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    Light watering

    This drought tolerant plant doesn’t need much watering at all. Just give her a drink when the top two inches of her soil feel dry.

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    Humidity

    Mist her leaves regularly or place her in a steamy space, like a bathroom or kitchen, where she can bask in the humidity.

• 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

  Lizzie comes from a family of beautiful vines, known as pothos or Devil’s ivy. They’re very popular houseplants thanks to their easy-going nature and tumbling leaves that look great trailing from a shelf, mantelpiece or sideboard. This particular pothos is very special – a ‘Marble Queen’, she has stunning white-and-green variegation.

  Despite her regal name, this hanging plant is very easy to care for. She’ll tolerate anything from shade to bright light, and will forgive a missed watering. For best results, we’d recommend watering her whenever the top two inches of soil feel dry, and keeping her in a spot with bright, indirect light (the shade can cause her variegated leaves to look less pronounced).

  This bundle includes a Grey Clay pot, a tactile design with a modern silhouette and rubber feet for protecting your floors. When watering your plants, always remove them from the decorative pot first and allow any excess water to drain completely before putting the plant back in the pot. Due to the nature of the material, excess water may escape.

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