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picture of golden pothos plant Golden Pothos – Latinx With PlantsEpipremnum aureum Need a little self care and want to adopt a plantita but don't know where to start? We recommend the Golden Pothos! This heart shaped leaf houseplant will brighten up any room while providing much needed air purification. Also known as Devil's Ivy, this popular houseplant is native to the Polenysian canopies, and will thrive under medium to bright indirect light. "But my room doesn't get much light," you might say don't fret, as this

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Need a little self-care and want to adopt a plantita but don't know where to start? We recommend the Golden Pothos!

This heart-shaped-leaf houseplant will brighten up any room while providing much-needed air purification. 

Also known as Devil's Ivy, this popular houseplant is native to the Polenysian canopies, and will thrive under medium to bright indirect light. "But my room doesn't get much light," you might say--don't fret, as this little beauty grows in any light!

This resilient plantita is not too fussy and only requires water about once a week. Choose a day of the week to check on the soil. Stick your finger up to your second knuckle; if the soil is dry, it's time to water!

All 6" pothos plants will come with a wire or plastic hanger; if you'd like us to remove it and not include it in the order, please leave a note for us at checkout!

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If you’re worried about getting your water schedule right, we recommend using a Moisture Meter! These handy tools will help you gauge if your plant needs water or not, without the mess of sticking your hands in the soil to check. 

If a plant is out of stock, we apologize – we’re very grateful for our community’s support, and can sell out of certain plants quite quickly! We get new plants about once a week and try to source all our community’s favs as fast as we can. 

If you’re local to the LA area, we recommend coming into the shop when you can, especially if you’re looking for a new plant! We have much more plants in our store than we display online, as well as a full backyard greenhouse that houses our discounted rehab plants that need a bit more TLC from a new home. 

NOTE: Decorative pot not included. Toxic to pets when ingested.

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