Like all other pothos, its leaves will grow larger if it's grown up a support in warm, bright conditions. But unlike other pothos, its foliage can develop fenestrations (cuts or perforations), much like a Monstera,” he explains.
What makes pothos variegated?
A: Variegated leaves are a mutation of solid green-leafed plant forms and can revert upon occasion. Fertilizer or the lack of fertilizer is unlikely to cause the condition you are observing. Plant performance is directly affected by whether it is receiving the correct light intensity.
How do you keep pothos from being variegated?
HOW DO YOU ENCOURAGE VARIEGATION IN POTHOS?
- Make Sure You Have Enough Light. Variegated plants in general need more light, compared to their non-variegated counterparts, in order to retain their beautiful variegation. ...
- Selectively Prune to Encourage New Variegated Growth.
