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    How To Grow And Propagate Devil's Ivy - Bunnings …

    • Name: devil's ivy, golden pothos, Epipremnum aureum. Cultivars include “Aureum”, “Snow Queen” and “Marble Queen”. Height: height and spread can reach 4 or 6m, however as a trailing species this … See more

    Appearance and Characteristics of Devil's Ivy

    Categorised under the genus Epipremnum, devil's ivy is a lush and hardy plant that can survive in minimal light and is almost impossible to kill. This evergreen trailing vine will thri… See more

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    How to Plant and Grow Devil's Ivy

    An integral aspect for the growth of all plants is soil quality. Devil's ivy will flourish in a large spread of soil types, ranging from acidic to alkaline. The soil should not be left overly wet, … See more

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    Caring For Devil's Ivy

    When planting, mix in a controlled-release fertiliserto nourish the growth of the vine. Alongside this, use a soluble liquid fertiliser during the warmer seasons of growth but not during t… See more

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    How and When to Prune Devil's Ivy

    Trimming back the trailing stems is essential to control and enhance the plant's shape, otherwise this species, which is invasive in some tropical areas, may take over. To en… See more

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    Can Marble Queen Pothos grow in low light?
    The Marble Queen pothos thrives in low light and bright indirect light. However, if you want to maintain its variegated leaves, go with bright indirect light. A Marble Queen pothos grows in low-light conditions without any issues. You may notice its leaves turning green, which is completely normal and doesn’t mean your plant is unhealthy.
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