Origin
The Scindapsus (Epipremnum) 'Aureum' originates from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. In its natural habitat, the plant grows as a climber beneath the canopy of larger trees. In the wild, this species produces long vines along trunks and branches. Epipremnum 'Aureum' is used worldwide as an ornamental plant due to its adaptability.

Characteristics
Scindapsus 'Aureum' is an evergreen pot plant with distinctive, heart-shaped leaves. The leaves are variegated, displaying a pattern of green with yellow to light green markings. The plant can grow either as a hanging plant or as a climber. The vines can reach several metres in length. It has a robust growth habit and the leaves remain decorative for a long time.

Care
Scindapsus 'Aureum' tolerates a position in both partial shade and in indirect light. The potting soil should be kept lightly moist, without remaining wet for prolonged periods. The plant thrives best at room temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius. Regularly dusting the leaves promotes a healthy appearance. Pruning and tying can be carried out as desired to maintain its shape.