What am I? Name tag just says Foliage

9 years ago

I when shopping today to get a few items for my plants. I ended up not finding what I was looking for but I saw this cute one and ended up taken it home. lol The poor thing had to deal with my rollerblading for about 3miles. I left it out side but not sure if its best there or inside and I want to repot it so any info on what it is and how to care for it would be great.

The tag only says Foliage.
8" Foliage HB.
Light: Prefers bright to moderate light
Water: prefers moderately moist soil. Water thoroughly when just the soil surface is dry to the touch.
Bloom Period: Foliage plant
Foliage plants come in many sizes, shapes and colors. Use as an accent in pots or hanging baskets.
Also on take is this places upc sticker
http://www.lakewoodgreenhouse.com/

So what type of plant and I and what care do I really need?

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yasha
Original Author

9 years ago

So I may have found it looks like it maybe a Marble Queen/ivy/pothos.

Can any one verify and tell me how you would say its full name?

Care and lighting would still be useful. Also if you would go abut repotting it same as spiders and prayer plants.
With the name I can look up the info myself most likely.

Sadly if I'm right I not got toxic plant #2 :/
but its so cute

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Adam Harbeck
9 years ago
Confirm this is marble queen devils Ivy. It's a tropical plant so hould be kept indoors in a brightly lit position (needs more light thn the standard variety because of reduced chlorophyll).

It my be toxic, but i dont find my cat even bothers with it. or any toxic plants.

Here is a link that might be useful: care guide
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yasha
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you adamharbeck.
I was thinking I'd just make sure to stay away from toxic with all my pets but most are toxic. I guess i just say away from the deadly. hehe
My mom always had cats and toxic plants with no problems in fact she has 4 kittens now and still has all her plants.
My boyfriends mom also had toxic plants as long as he could remember and they normally had a cat also.
My cats don't like to leave my spider plants alone but most cats are that way with spiders and no other types of plants. I most likely don't need to worry to much but that's just how I am.
We also have a new kitten atm that will attack ANYTHING.
Its should be hanging out of there paws grasp thought so I should be all good. It doesn't sound like it will kill them if they try eating it but will make them think again before trying it a 2nd time.
shannon4599
9 years ago
Your plant is Marble Queen Pothos. Epipremnum aureum.
If you have Philodendrons you treat it the same.
Light very bright but no direct sun
Watering let the soil dry out somewhat between watering
Temps and Humidity average 60

When potting do not mess with the roots to much handle the stems as it hates root disturbance. Also do not bury stems or they rot.

This plant is easy to reproduce via cuttings in plain water.
shannon4599
9 years ago
Your plant is Marble Queen Pothos. Epipremnum aureum.
If you have Philodendrons you treat it the same.
Light very bright but no direct sun
Watering let the soil dry out somewhat between watering
Temps and Humidity average 60

When potting do not mess with the roots to much handle the stems as it hates root disturbance. Also do not bury stems or they rot.

This plant is easy to reproduce via cuttings in plain water.
emmthegem
9 years ago
Marble queen! Pretty hardy despite its color. Also considered a feline delicacy in my household, despite numerous attempts to protect the plants. They vine and propagate easily when something isn't eating them !