Epipremnum pinnatum

Epipremnum pinnatum, commonly known as Epipremnum, is a widely cultivated foliage plant. Its leaves are very large and unique in shape. Its color is yellow green with red halo, which has high ornamental value. The flowers grow at the tip of the branches and have a fragrant smell. It looks very beautiful like white roses. It can be potted to decorate the living room and study, or planted in the courtyard to climb on the wall and beautify the courtyard.
It grows well in humus rich soil with good drainage. It likes warm and humid environment and is not resistant to cold. It is suitable to grow in the temperature range of 16-28 ℃, and the overwintering temperature should be more than 5 ℃. In summer, it needs to be moved indoors or properly shaded to avoid exposure to the hot sun. Fertilizer should be applied every half a month in summer and autumn, and should be stopped in winter with the decrease of temperature. When the air humidity is too low, it is necessary to spray more water to increase the humidity.
It is generally propagated by cutting. Between spring and summer, the cut 2-4 stem segments are obliquely buried in wet soil. It can take about 2-3 weeks to take root. You can learn more at Plant Story community.

3-6 hours of sun per day, with protection from intense mid-day sun

Water moderately, allowing the top 3cm to dry out between watering.