Epipremnum amplissimumThis species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia where theyre found climbing up trees. They currently have a long narrow and silvery blue hue to them. As this plant matures, their leaves will get quite long, and they will lose the blue shine to it. Care: Like most aroids, these naturally are climbing up trees in their native habitat. We can simulate these conditions by using a moss pole. They enjoy

you'll have to have some patience while watching these grow

Drop-forged from high quality carbon steel (SK grade)

making it a desirable addition to any collector’s collection

the plants loved the ditties made by composer Mort Garson

adding an extra layer of beauty to the overall display

Glazed inside and out

typically ranging between 65°F and 80°F (18°C to 27°C)

well-draining soil is essential to prevent waterlogging and root rot

protect the plant from herbivores and help with the dispersal of its seeds

fleshy leaves but should still be watered regularly to ensure it thrives

for some time now

it grows more like a bird nest variety