Scindapsus Aureus (Epipremnum Aureum) is a climber with large, glossy heart-shaped leaves. It is sometimes confused with Philodendron Scandens, but the Scindapsus has leaves variegated with streaks of yellow and cream, whereas the Philodendron has plain green leaves.
Given time, a plant will creep, trail and cling around anything in its path, spreading and sliding towards sources of light. If this trailing look isn't for you, then the good news is that it also looks beautiful growing up a moss pole.
This plant is nicknamed ‘Devil’s Ivy’, reputedly because it is almost impossible to kill. Its hardy nature makes it ideal for use in office or home environments. Another common name for this plant is Golden Pothos.
aka Devil’s Ivy, Scindapsus Aureus, Golden Pothos, Silver Vine and Pothos
