Snow Queen Pothos 4Cuttings (4Node) Marble Queen Pothos Cutting For Houseplant

Description: Cuttings will ship with some soil or moss Please read description before ordering Feel free to ask questions before ordering Plants pulled/cut same day or next day packaged and shipped Please advise on weather conditions (excessive heat or cold) so I can try to pack accordingly. Once your package delivered to USPS it is out of my control and in their control. I am not responsible for weather conditions (excessive heat or cold), delays, lost or stolen packages. After I personally print your shipping label and drive your package to the post office it's in their hands. Once you rate all sales are final. No return or refund The Snow Queen pothos's botanical name is Epipremnum aureum. It's also known by other common names, including: Pothos, Hunter's robe, and Solomon Islands ivy. The Snow Queen pothos is a cultivar of Epipremnum and is not found in the wild. It's a popular house plant that's known for its bright white, variegated leaves. Here are some other things to know about the Snow Queen pothos: It's an evergreen vine that can grow to be over 1 meter tall. It does well in bright, indirect sunlight, but can also tolerate low light conditions. It's drought tolerant and doesn't need a lot of water. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out before watering again. Add a touch of tropical beauty to your home with these Snow Queen Pothos cuttings. This evergreen, fast-growing plant features variegated leaves in shades of white, multicolor, and green, with flowers that bloom in low sun or full shade. Perfect for indoor and outdoor planting, these air-purifying perennials are ideal for those who love houseplants. Each order includes 4 cuttings, with a total of 4nodes. These Pothos cuttings are potted and require medium watering, making them easy to care for. Get your hands on these beautiful cuttings and add a touch of elegance to your home decor. When caring for a Snow Queen pothos cutting, you can consider the following tips: Temperature: Keep cuttings away from hot vents and cold drafts. Light: Place cuttings in a warm spot with bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sun. Roots: Transfer cuttings to soil when the roots are at least an inch long, but no longer than 3 inches. Long water roots adapt more slowly to soil. Pruning: Prune in spring or early summer, removing no more than a third of the foliage at a time. Make cuts just above a leaf node. Overcrowding: Don't put too many cuttings in the same pot. Patience: Don't rush the process. Roots need time to develop before moving to soil.

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Webster, Texas

End Time: 2024-10-31T01:07:10.000Z

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