are epipremnum and pothos the same Epipremnum/Pothos 'Sao Paulo' (Low Light Tolerant) – Planted

are epipremnum and pothos the same Epipremnum/Pothos 'Sao Paulo' (Low Light Tolerant) – PlantedThe Sao Paulo pothos, botanically named Epipremnum, has bright, chartreuse yellow leaves that stand out in the crowd among other green, leafy companions. While they have similar colors as the neon, they are unique because of the deep slits on the undersides of the leaves. This variety of Epipremnum is considered to be low light tolerant but grows best with indirect, filtered light. Water when the soil feels dry and pot up in a well draining soil mix

The “Sao Paulo” pothos, botanically named Epipremnum, has bright, chartreuse yellow leaves that stand out in the crowd among other green, leafy companions. While they have similar colors as the neon, they are unique because of the deep slits on the undersides of the leaves.

This variety of Epipremnum is considered to be low-light tolerant but grows best with indirect, filtered light. Water when the soil feels dry and pot up in a well-draining soil mix to ensure adequate drainage. This plant can be grown as either a hanging/cascading vine or trained/trellised to grow more vertically. 

Epipremnum are a tropical, vining plant native to tropical forests! They belong in the Araceae (Aroid) family along with Monstera, Philodendron, and other aroids. In nature, they are found growing up trees, anchoring in place with aerial roots. As the plant matures and gains more height/stability, their leaves can get much larger and more dynamic in shape, sometimes forming fenestrations (holes in their leaves).