Epipremnum aureum jade 'Jade Pothos'

Epipremnum aureum jade 'Jade Pothos'Jade Pothos prefer bright, indirect light, but can adjust to low light as well. Water when the top soil dries out. Cuttings may be taken by using sharp, sanitized shears and cutting just above a node; place the cutting in water in a bright, sunny spot and allow 2 3" of multiple roots to grow before placing in soil. Mildly toxic to pets; may cause mouth and stomach irritation if ingested.

Jade Pothos prefer bright

It is also known as the Chinese Everygreen

indirect light

Monstera deliciosa is native to Central America

The Philodendron Prince of Orange is a hybrid (meaning it does not naturally occur in nature) that grows its leaves from the center of the plant

ZZs are native to Zanzibar

while the flower is extremely toxic

Water when the top soil dries out

Native to Western Africa

It is also known as Rubber Tree

but can tolerate long periods of drought

Water when the top 50% of soil in the pot has dried out