Epipremnums are tropical plants prized for their lush, trailing or climbing vines and thick, vibrant leaves. Native to tropical forests stretching from China and the Himalayas through Southeast Asia to Australia and the western Pacific, they have also naturalized in many other warm climates around the world.

These plants are especially popular as houseplants due to their ease of care, adaptability to various light conditions, and preference for consistently moist, well-draining soil. Known for their astonishingly fast growth, Epipremnums thrive indoors and are commonly displayed in hanging baskets or trained to climb moss poles or trellises.

Key Features/ Requirements

Lighting - Bright indirect light, tolerates low light, but variegation may fade.
Watering - Let soil dry out between waterings to avoid root rot.
Ideal temperature 18-29 degrees, prefers a moderate to high humidity.
Soil/Potting - Use well draining media, ensure pot has draining holes, repot every 1-2 years or when root-bound.
Fertiliser - Feed monthly in Spring/Summer with powerfeed.
Pruning - to control size and encourage a lush growth.
Propagation - through stem cutting below a node.
Regularly fungicide and pesticide.

Philodendron 'Xanadu Variegata' B33

Philodendron 'Xanadu Variegata' B33