Manjula Pothos Cutting, 3 Node Unrooted Live Plant, Rare White Green Variegated Epipremnum Houseplant, Harlequin Pothos Vine

Add beautiful, eye-catching variegation to your plant collection with this Manjula Pothos live cutting! Known for its distinctive green and creamy-white foliage, Manjula Pothos is a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts and collectors.

This listing includes one unrooted cutting with 3 nodes, giving you an opportunity to propagate your own Manjula Pothos and watch it develop roots and new growth.

What You'll Receive

• Quantity: 1 live Manjula Pothos cutting

• Node count: 3 nodes

• Condition: Unrooted cutting

• Common name: Manjula Pothos

• Botanical name: Epipremnum aureum 'Manjula' (confirm cultivar identity)

• Foliage color: Green and white/cream variegation

• Growth habit: Climbing or trailing vine

• Plant form: Live stem cutting

About Manjula Pothos

Manjula Pothos is appreciated for its distinctive variegated leaves, which can feature combinations of green, creamy white, and lighter marbled patterns.

Its attractive foliage makes it a beautiful addition to:

• Indoor plant collections

• Shelves and plant stands

• Hanging planters

• Moss poles and climbing supports

• Bright indoor growing spaces

Variegation patterns naturally differ from leaf to leaf. New growth may display different amounts of green and cream depending on lighting and growing conditions.

Propagation Instructions

Your cutting is unrooted and will need time to establish roots before becoming a growing plant.

Option 1: Water Propagation

1. Place the cutting in a clean container of water.

2. Make sure at least one node is submerged.

3. Keep leaves above the waterline.

4. Place in bright, indirect light.

5. Refresh the water regularly.

6. Once healthy roots develop, transfer to a suitable potting mix.

Option 2: Moss Propagation

1. Prepare lightly moist sphagnum moss.

2. Position the node against or within the moss.

3. Maintain humidity without keeping the moss soaking wet.

4. Provide bright, indirect light.

5. Check periodically for root development.

Growing & Care After Rooting

• Light: Bright, indirect light helps support healthy growth and attractive variegation.

• Watering: Water when the upper portion of the potting mix begins to dry.

• Soil: Use an airy, well-draining aroid potting mix.

• Temperature: Prefers warm indoor conditions.

• Growth habit: Allow the vine to trail or provide a support for climbing.

Important Live Cutting Notice

This listing is for one unrooted 3-node cutting, not a rooted plant or potted plant.

Root development and new leaf growth take time and depend on propagation conditions. Success cannot be guaranteed. Natural variations in leaf size, shape, and variegation are normal.

Photos of mature plants are examples of potential growth and are not the size or condition of the cutting being shipped.

Plant Safety

Manjula Pothos contains insoluble calcium oxalates and is toxic if chewed or ingested. Keep away from children and pets, and wash your hands after handling plant material.