Whether you're after a classic golden pothos or want one with a more unique pattern, there's a pothos for every home. Here, we've compiled the very best pothos varieties available.

Taking care of a pothos plant means paying attention to what it needs, especially the soil, when to move it to a bigger pot, and when to add plant food. Pothos, also called Devil's ivy or Golden ...

Golden pothos: You've certainly seen golden pothos in homes, bookstores, and gardens everywhere. Known for its heart-shaped leaves and slightly gold hue, it's a beautiful houseplant that's become ...

The golden pothos is widely thought of as the original or most traditional pothos variety, hence why it has no unique distinction on its botanical name. 2. of 20.

Q. A friend of mine recommended “Devil’s Ivy” as a good houseplant for my office area. I am having trouble locating a plant as it seems many plants have this nickname. Can you help? A. Your ...

This is the Neo P1—a genetically modified houseplant that the company claims could help combat indoor air pollution. P1 is a modified form of golden pothos—more commonly known as devil’s ivy ...

Golden pothos is the unofficial king of the city’s houseplants. The green-leafed varietal (known as epipremnum aureum in scientific parlance) is one of the most forgiving houseplants around and ...

Common cultivars of the plant include “Golden” pothos that features green leaves adorned with vibrant yellow variegation, “Marble Queen” that displays green leaves with white variegation, ...

“And certain varieties, such as the golden pothos, are known to be particularly easy to propagate due to their vigorous growth and high tolerance for different conditions,” Hilliard-Knapp adds.