Origin
The Scindapsus, also known as the Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos', originates from the forests of Southeast Asia. Here, the plant grows along tree trunks and rocks towards the light. Today, however, the Scindapsus is a common houseplant, particularly popular due to its striking colours and easy care.

Characteristics
The main characteristics of the 'Golden Pothos' are the large, heart-shaped leaves with unique, gold-yellow spots. As the plant ages, the spots change colour from bright yellow to a blend of green and yellow. The plant can grow several metres long and can grow both hanging and climbing.

Care
When caring for the Epipremnum 'Golden Pothos', this plant is not particularly demanding. Position the plant in a spot with indirect light and moderate watering; the soil can dry out slightly between watering. To ensure optimal growth, it's best to repot the plant into a larger pot every two years. Temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius are ideal for the 'Golden Pothos'. It is recommended to regularly mist the plant to maintain high humidity, which contributes to the plant's health and appearance.