Origin
The Scindapsus (Epipremnum) 'Aureum' 4/tray, also known as the Devil's Ivy or Golden Pothos, originates from the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific. The plant belongs to the Araceae family and is endemic to tropical and subtropical forests.

Characteristics
The 'Aureum' distinguishes itself through its heart-shaped leaves with yellow, cream, or white spots or stripes. This climbing plant can grow up to 20 meters high in the wild, but usually remains under two meters indoors. The plant is very adaptable and can grow in various places, from dark corners to more sun-drenched spots.

Care
The 'Aureum' prefers a location with plenty of indirect sunlight. Direct sunlight can burn the leaves. An optimal environmental temperature is between 17-30°C, with the soil constantly moist but not saturated with water. It is recommended to water the plant once a week, but regular misting is also appreciated. In the winter months, the plant can survive with less water and can tolerate temperatures down to 10°C.