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Pothos N'Joy with green and white variegated leaves in a clear cup, on a white background

Pothos N'Joy

$8.00

Description

✦ The Plantry Plant Co. ✦

"If the pothos family were a gallery, the N'Joy would be the one with the boldest brushwork. Where the Marble Queen whispers her variegation in soft, marbled tones, the N'Joy makes a declaration — crisp blocks of pure white set against deep, saturated green, with edges so clean they look cut by hand. A plant that knows exactly what it is." — Mr. Phileas Plant

The Plant

The Pothos N'Joy (Epipremnum aureum 'N'Joy') is a compact, variegated pothos with a graphic, almost artistic leaf pattern. Each petite, rounded leaf wears its own unique patchwork of green and white — no two are quite the same, and you'll catch yourself studying each new leaf as it unfurls.

This specimen is established in a clear cup of Fluval Stratum, full and well-rooted. She's a slower grower than her Golden cousin — the price of all that white tissue, which photosynthesizes less efficiently — but what she lacks in speed she makes up for in sheer visual charm.

Care at a Glance

☀️ Light: Bright indirect to maintain vivid contrast.
💧 Water: When top inch of substrate is dry. Prefers to go a bit thirsty.
🌡️ Humidity: Adapts to average household humidity.
🪴 Soil: Established in Fluval Stratum volcanic substrate.
📏 Growth: Compact trailing vine — slower-growing with high visual impact.
⚠️ Toxicity: Mildly toxic if ingested. Keep away from pets and children.

What You'll Receive

A healthy, full Pothos N'Joy in a clear cup of Fluval Stratum. Carefully packaged with weather-appropriate protection — heat pack included when temperatures require it.

🌿 Grown in-house, in small batches.

Propagated and rooted at The Plantry — when this batch is gone, it's gone.

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