Epipremnum Pinnatum Marble Variegated

Pothos (ie. Devil’s Ivy, or Epipremnum Aureum), is widely known for its ability to live in the harsh environments of any cozy household’s accidental neglect, making it one of the most prolific houseplants in North American existence. The Epipremnum pinnatum, a close cousin, has a similar reputation, with a major difference being the deep fenestrations that split their leaves from an early age (like the monstera). These plants tend to grow to the full extent of their environment’s natural capacity, and then, instead of toiling forward aimlessly, they grow smaller leaves and longer shoots and (unintuitively) go searching for the dark.