
Senecio Cephalophorus
F00000371
Origin
The Epipremnum pinnatum 'Marble Queen' is a popular houseplant originally from the humid, tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. In particular, this plant species is native to countries including the Philippines, Malaysia, and Australia. Over time, the plant has spread to various parts of the world, often as a decorative indoor plant, due to its attractive leaf pattern and relatively easy care.
Characteristics
Distinctive for the Epipremnum pinnatum 'Marble Queen' are the alternating light and dark spots on the leaves, which form a marble-like pattern. This plant species is a climber and can grow up to 20 meters high in the wild. In households, the plant typically remains smaller, but with the right care, it can still reach a considerable height. It is a fast-growing plant that prefers a light spot, but it also tolerates semi-shade well.
Care
The Epipremnum pinnatum 'Marble Queen' requires a moderate amount of water; ideally once a week during the summer period and this amount can possibly be halved during the winter period. It is important to prevent the plant from standing with its roots in the water, as this can cause root rot. The plant enjoys high humidity, which can be achieved by regularly spraying the plant. Ideally, repotting is performed every 2 years, preferably in the spring. Pruning the plant contributes to fuller growth.
Phone NL | +31 885 014 000 |
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Phone NGC | +31 885 014 014 |
Phone FR | +33 (0)130 760 344 |