Hi Mike,

I believe they are completely different species, tho' both in the family of Aroids.

I found a blog post that discusses the differences between pothos and philodendron. I learned a lot.

Enjoy!

Lennie in Michigan

Here is a link that might be useful: Plants are the Strangest People - Epipremnum or Philodendron?

No doubt you're talking about Epipremnum and not Pothos. What's commonly referred to as Golden Pothos isn't Pothos but Epipremnum aureum.

Karen..Thank you for that..It's good to see you doing ok or at least I hope:-0)

Purple...You know your stuff...You have just about every plant plus more than any nursery has....Have you ever thought about e-baying some cutings?

Torpicbreeze..Confusing right for the average plant buyer...If you goodle both these plants, both are on each others images..lol

Lennie! Not bad...That was very imformatiive..Thank you very much..

MIke

Mike, that would definitely depend on the nursery! I would never sell house plants, unless there was someone else who wanted to do everything but the actual growing of the plants, but I do gladly give them away.

The source of each search image needs to be determined to gauge its' potential accuracy, although I've seen mislabeled pics on many .edu sites, and Mobot.

Maybe this will help? ----> https://web.extension.illinois.edu/state/newsdetail.cfm?NewsID=30319

Philodendrons are indigenous to the New World tropics (Central, South America and the Caribbean), and Epipremnum (a.k.a. Pothos) are native to the Old World tropics (in Southeast Asia),