Common names for the pothos plant include, devil's ivy, golden pothos, hunter’s robe, ivy arum and money plant. Firn/Getty Images. While it thrives under the sun as a tropical forest plant, the ...

The only downside is if your household has pets or children who like to nibble on plants, because devil's ivy is toxic to dogs, cats, and people when eaten. Plant Attributes. Common Name: ...

Devil’s Ivy is a plant with many names. You may know it as a golden pothos, Ceylon creeper, Scindapsus or you may even have been sold it as a Philodendron.

DEAR NEIL: I have a pot of devil’s ivy that was given to me at a company party (centerpiece). It has now produced runners that are longer than the table ...

A devil's ivy plant with long runners can become multiple plants with a little patience. Courtesy image. Q: I have a pot of devil’s ivy that was given to me at a company party (centerpiece).

Plant enthusiast Mike Sullivan says devil's ivy vines can lose their leaves for a multitude of reasons, from a lack of sunlight to under-watering. Stake collapsing and splayed monsteras ...