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Scindapsus aureus - Also known as Epipremnum aureum - Devil's Ivy - Rhaphidophora aurea - Advice and Information

 

 

The Plant:  Climbing, hanging, or trailing, the Devil’s Ivy is a striking plant with fleshy, gold-splashed, green foliage.

Its needs:  Epipremnum aureum can be grown in semi-shade or strong light, warmth and humidity are essential. Use a good potting mix enriched with compost.

 

 

 

Care:  Water regularly to maintain lush fleshy growth. Mist spray leaves occasionally to clean. Cut back unwanted growth and pot trimmings up to grow on as new plants. Rarely attacked by pests.

Good for:  Hanging baskets, trailing along picture rails or window sills, growing up moss poles, the Devil’s Ivy makes a success of most growing positions. An easy to maintain colourful foliage plant.

 

 

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