Marble Queen Pothos — Growing reference
| Scientific name | Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen' |
|---|---|
| First harvest or flowering (days) | 180–365 |
| Measured from | Transplant |
| Plant spacing (cm) | 30.5–45.7 |
| Mature height (cm) | 20.3–30.5 |
| Mature spread (cm) | 61–121.9 |
| USDA hardiness zones | 10–11 |
| Light | Partial sun |
| Water | Moderate |
| Sowing method | Cutting |
Growing directions
Plant in well-drained, humus-rich potting mix in bright, indirect light to partial shade, protected from direct hot sun which can scorch the pale variegated portions of the leaves. Marble Queen is a striking pothos cultivar with heart-shaped leaves marbled in bold patches of creamy white and green, a much more heavily variegated form than standard golden pothos, though the extensive white patches mean it grows more slowly and needs brighter light to stay vigorous and avoid reverting to plain green. It trails or climbs readily and is a popular hanging basket, shelf, or totem-trained houseplant, tolerating average indoor conditions and irregular watering better than most houseplants. In zone 9a it can summer outdoors in a shaded spot but must come indoors well before frost, since it has no cold tolerance.
Source and local conditions
Typical planning ranges from OpenPlantDB (CC0). Cultivar, climate, season and growing method can change these values. Confirm the seed label and local guidance before planting.
OpenPlantDB · marble-queen-pothos
Source & verification
OpenPlantDB · CC0