Pothos Live Plant for Trailing or Climbing Displays, Manjula with Curly Green and White Variegated Leaves

This pothos live plant adds green and white variegated foliage to a trailing display or a supported climbing arrangement. The Manjula cultivar has a curly leaf appearance, bringing a distinctive texture to a pothos collection.

Each plant has a single stem, and leaf count may vary slightly. These plants have been grown in shaded greenhouse conditions, so keep them out of full sun. Higher humidity is recommended for best growth. To encourage climbing and mature foliage, provide a moss pole or wood board and keep the support saturated so aerial roots can attach.

Features

• Curly-looking leaves bring texture to plant displays.
• Green and white variegation distinguishes Manjula foliage.
• Can be grown as a trailing vine or trained onto a climbing support.
• Single-stem growth; leaf count varies slightly between plants.

Specifications

• Plant: Epipremnum aureum 'Manjula'
• Common name: Pothos
• Size selections: 3-inch or 4-inch
• Foliage: Green and white variegation with a curly leaf appearance
• Plant form: Single stem
• Light guidance: Keep out of full sun; grown under shaded greenhouse conditions
• Humidity guidance: Higher humidity is recommended for best growth
• Climbing support: Moss pole or wood board kept saturated to help aerial roots attach

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I grow Manjula pothos as a trailing plant or a climber?

Yes, Manjula pothos can be grown as a trailing vine or given a support to climb. For climbing growth, use a moss pole or wood board and keep the support saturated so aerial roots can attach.

Should I place this Manjula pothos in full sun?

No, keep this Manjula pothos out of full sun. These plants have been grown under shaded greenhouse conditions.

Will every plant have the same number of leaves?

No, these Manjula pothos plants are single-stem plants, and leaf count may vary slightly from plant to plant.

How can I encourage mature foliage on my Manjula pothos?

Give your Manjula pothos a moss pole or wood board to climb and keep that support saturated for aerial-root attachment. Epipremnum leaf shape and size change as the plant matures; higher humidity is also recommended for best growth.