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Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' is the perfect choice for anyone who loves easy-to-care-for greenery. This easy-going climber transforms any room into a vibrant oasis, even for those who have never cared for a plant before. With its bright yellow and dark green leaves, it immediately stands out and adds a natural touch to your interior. Order your Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' online and discover how this powerhouse can create ambiance and fresh air in your home too.
How to care for an Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos'
Watering
Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' prefers even moisture in the soil, without its roots standing in water. Water your Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' only when the top layer of potting soil feels slightly dry. This prevents root rot and promotes healthy growth. For additional care, you can occasionally use a hygrometer or our plant life support to improve the moisture level near your plant.
Light
Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' grows best in bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can burn the leaves, while too little light stunts growth. Therefore, never place your plant directly in front of a south-facing window; instead, give it a spot near an east- or west-facing window. If you have a shadier corner of your home, our selection of plants for shade offers even more inspiration.
Common problems
Yellow leaves
If your Golden Pothos' leaves are turning yellow, it could indicate either too much or too little water. First, check the moisture in the potting mix and adjust your watering routine. Keep in mind that a cold draft or low temperatures can also contribute to yellowing.
Plant leaking moisture
Do you notice wet spots around the pot or on your windowsill? This could be water leaking through the grooves in the bottom of the pot, or roots may have grown through the drainage holes. Ensure a well-draining pot and, if necessary, replace the potting soil with an airy mix from our potting soil and accessories collection .
Plagues
Spider mites and thrips can nest on the underside of leaves. Inspect your Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' regularly and treat pests promptly with, for example, our sticky traps for fungus gnats or a mild plant spray from Jungle Mist .
Carrots come out of the pot
As your Pothos grows, it seeks space for new roots. When these start to emerge from the bottom of the pot, it means it needs a larger pot or repotting. Upgrade it with a pot from our houseplant pots collection to keep it thriving.
Brown edges on the leaves
Brown leaf edges often indicate overly dry air or irregular watering. Increase the humidity around your Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' by spraying or using a humidifier. Also read our advice in the blog post about how to increase humidity .
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos' poisonous?
Yes, like other Pothos varieties, this plant contains oxalic acid, which can cause irritation to humans and animals if ingested. Therefore, keep it out of reach of children and pets. For non-toxic alternatives, see our collection of non-toxic houseplants .
Various types of Epipremnum
Discover all our Pothos varieties in the epipremnum collection and find your ideal green friend.
With the easy care and charming appearance of Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos', you're guaranteed to bring a touch of ambiance into your home. Order online quickly and enjoy delivery throughout Belgium, or pick it up in Leuven. Guaranteed success for budding houseplant enthusiasts!
