Epipremnum Manjula Pothos Mint

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Minimum of 5 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Epipremnum Manjula Pothos Mint – A Rare, Subtle Green Beauty

The Epipremnum Manjula Pothos Mint is an extraordinary, hard-to-find pothos variety, featuring soft, minty-green hues blended with light variegation. A perfect alternative to classic Manjula, this version has a gentler, more pastel-toned elegance that makes it a standout collector’s piece.

Profile
A designer vine with cool-toned variegation—mint, cream, and soft sage brushed over blue-green hearts. The “Mint” expression shows paler sectors and a frosted cast, reading crisp in contemporary interiors whether trailing or trained upright.

Light & Spectrum

• Prefers diffused daylight: east exposure, bright rooms with sheers, or soft skylight.
• Shield from harsh midday beams to preserve pale zones.
• For fuller mint tones, maintain stable luminance rather than sporadic bursts.

Hydration Protocol

• Water when the upper layer of medium feels dry to the touch; then soak and drain completely.
• Avoid persistent saturation; consistent, moderate moisture keeps margins clean.

Substrate & Vessel

• Use a well-aerated aroid blend: bark chips + pumice/perlite + coco fiber with a light sphagnum buffer.
• Planters with unobstructed drainage keep roots oxygenated and vines steady.

Growth Tuning

• Habit: versatile—cascades freely or climbs a pole/plank for larger, flatter leaves.
• Prune or pinch runners to densify; guide leaders vertically for bolder blades.
• Feed at ¼–½ strength during active months; ease off in cooler periods.
• Comfort range: ~45–65% RH; 18–29 °C (65–85 °F).
• Pet note: keep out of nibbling reach.

Acclimation Notes
Increase brightness gradually over 7–10 days after positioning. Expect the newest flush to show the clearest mint/cream marbling as the plant settles into its light routine.

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