Marble Queen Not Growing

Try cutting just below a node again and setting in water with no hormone in a sunny windowsill.

Marble queen not growing.

Marble queen plants are relatively drought tolerant but don t allow the soil to become totally dry. It was in really bad condition even the plastic container was broken but i was confident i can nurse it back to health. It is highly variegated with foliage that tends to be more white than green. Marble queen pothos plant is a popular houseplant and one of my own personal favorites.

This is a marble queen pothos. Marble queen plant can be used as a table plant hanging plant or trained to climb a trellis or pole. When they are growing new leaves they tend to point or grow up in search of something to. It s gotten healthier since then but it s not growing much.

Overall health may be affected and the plant will fail to produce new growth. This plant sometimes referred to as devil s ivy can be trained to grow on a pole or trellis. Most indoor plants do not achieve leaves of that size but leaves still develop similarly. The marble queen pothos epipremnum aureum marble queen is a popular houseplant with brightly colored jade green and cream leaves the variegated foliage of the marble queen cultivar grows on long trailing vines.

Marble queen is the most popular cultivar and very slow growing. In the fall and winter let the soil become drier before watering. Known in some places as money plants or devil s ivy the botanical names for pothos plant are scindapsus aureus or epipremnum aureum. Apply 2 to 3 inches 5 8 cm of compost bark or other organic mulch around the plant to keep the soil moist and cool.

Prune errant growth to keep the plant neat and shapely. The marble queen pothos with its long cascading vines makes a beautiful table or hanging plant. Since marble queen is harder to care for than golden pothos it is less popular. The variegation is not consistent in every leaf but there s a pattern to them.

It is supposed to be this variegated and looks healthy. I think variegated pothos take longer to root than completely green pothos. Marble queen pothos retains the same shape of leaf as the golden pothos but the variegation is a mix of green light green and white. Water enough to keep the soil slightly damp.

Adequate light and fertilizer will usually enhance foliar production. I got this marble queen back in april. During the spring and summer water well and then allow the top 50 of the soil to dry out before watering again. Marble queen plants tend to be pest and disease tolerant.

Marble queen pothos like their soil to be kept on the drier side. All pothos plants are efficient in cleaning the air of harmful chemicals.