Habit:
Trailing or climbing aroid with long vines and aerial roots. Can be left to trail from a shelf or hanging basket, or trained upward on a moss pole or other support.
 
Growth Rate:
Moderate. Manjula generally grows a little slower than greener Pothos varieties because of its heavier variegation.
 
Placement:
Very versatile indoors. Works well on shelves, in hanging pots or trained vertically. Plants grown on a support can develop larger, more mature leaves over time.
 
Leaf Size:
Small to medium heart-shaped leaves with broad areas of cream, white and green variegation. Leaves can become noticeably larger when the plant is allowed to climb.
 
Light:
Medium to bright indirect light is ideal. Brighter light helps maintain strong variegation and compact growth. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can damage the lighter areas of the leaves.
 
Water:
Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to dry well before watering again. Avoid keeping the soil constantly wet.
 
Soil:
Rays Retail Nursery’s Chunky Premium Aroid Mix
 
Feeding:
Moderate feeder during active growth. Regular feeding supports healthy growth and larger leaves. Grab some Novion before checkout.
 
Humidity:
Average household humidity is generally sufficient. Higher humidity can improve leaf quality but is not essential.
 
Sensitivities:
Sensitive to overwatering and prolonged cold conditions. The cream and white portions of the leaves may brown more easily than green foliage.
 
Pet Safe:
No. Contains calcium oxalate crystals and can cause irritation if chewed or ingested by pets.
 
Rays Says:
"Manjula is just as easy-going as most Pothos, but give it a little more light to keep that creamy variegation looking its best. Let it trail for a softer look, or grow it on a moss pole if you want bigger leaves."