I don't think it's a Philo, it looks more like a Pothos of some kind. I've never seen such a pale color before, but I think that's what it is.

You're right, PG. I think this one is Epipremnum aureum "Neon ". It would be called Neon Pothos as a common name.

You're right, PG. I think this one is Epipremnum aureum "Neon ". It would be called Neon Pothos as a common name.

You gals are good. I thought it was Philodendron hederaceum, 'Lemon-Lime'...

The leaf shapes here are very Pothos & not so Philo (is how I read it).

That's (somewhat) 'cause some of the folks here have taught us well!! Good to see ya posting again Toni!!!

Hey Karen,

I Googled both plants...there's a slight difference in leaf shape...

How have you been?

Is it my computer, connection or is GW having problems?

Hi gang!

One sure way to know is to look closely at the petiole and if it has a groove in it along the top that goes the length of the petiole,then it's an epipremnum. If it's round with no groove then it's a hederaceum. :)

This post was edited by asleep_in_the_garden on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 19:00

How often should i water it thanks

This post was edited by lee80903 on Tue, Jun 25, 13 at 19:05

Don't mean to be difficult or weird, but when it's dry.

It'll depend on the mix you use & the setting you grow it in (how much heat, humidity, etc).

Use a pencil or wooden dowel to check for moisture until you learn by feeling the weight of the plant, when it needs water.