Rapunzel & Blue Bubble pot

Devil's Ivy & black pot

Devil’s ivy; Ceylon Creeper; Golden pothos

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    Humidity

    She loves rooms with lots of moisture, like a bathroom or kitchen. In other rooms, she’ll appreciate occasional misting.

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    Light watering

    Super simple to water. Check her weekly and just give her a drink if the top two inches of soil are dry.

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    Most light conditions

    Not one to make a fuss, she’ll be fine in almost any light. You’ll see her grow quicker in a brighter spot.

• Quick facts

  Quick facts

  Botanical name

  Epipremnum aureum
  
  

  Nickname

  Devil’s ivy; Ceylon Creeper; Golden pothos
  
  

  Plant type

  Evergreen vine; indoor
  
  

  Plant height (including pot)

  30-40cm

  Pet/baby safe?

  Toxic if consumed
  
  

  Nursery pot size

  15cm

  Bubble pot size

  17.5cm (internal width), 20.5cm (external width), 18cm (internal height), 19cm (external height)

• About Devil’s ivy

  You may know Rapunzel as a Devil’s Ivy, Golden pothos, Ceylon creeper or Epipremnum aureum. She has many names, because she’s loved and enjoyed as a hanging plant all over the world. Whatever you choose to call her, you can be sure she’ll be a fantastic house guest, as she’s so low maintenance and versatile. 

  She’s very simple to care for. She’ll manage in most light conditions (though if you want her to grow quickly, place her in a brighter position) and only needs watering when the top two inches of soil feel dry. Give her a feed with liquid fertiliser once per month in spring and summer to help her grow. Rapunzel is a great option for beginners – let her leaves hang from a shelf, or train them to grow up a moss pole.

  This bundle includes our bestselling Bubble pot in Blue. This playful design has a waved edge and smooth, glossy finish, bringing colour and style to your plant collection.

  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.