My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Since then the plant has grown about 10 vines each about 2-3 ft and it has become 3 plants. I just gave three 2ft cuttings away and I'm getting ready to cut two 18" cuttings from another plant. This is the mother plant right now:
But don't let me get your hopes up...I don't know if I'll have time to send something like this in the mail. I've never done it before either. What might you trade cutting/s of it for?
The marbling has a richer quality than any other Pothos I've seen, but that's my opinion. However, it can burn around noon even if a small ray of dappled sunlight hits it. I had one under an Oak tree that I thought gave full shade but the plant got a few dark brown/black burns on it. Similar situations, some in late afternoon, have resulted in burn marks in the other pups from this plant too. I try keep mine away from any direct sun. Even in morning or evening. In the above photo there is a burn mark on a leaf in the bottom left center.
This plant does very well in artificial light and thrives in rooms or buildings with not much daylight or indirect sun light. I've never killed one of these but I've killed many golden, marbled, and neon. Not intentionally of course. I think it is better than other Pothos for use indoors and I recommend it.
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