Epipremnum Aureum "Snow Queen"
Snow Queen pothos are native to the tropical regions of Southeast Asia and were named after snow-covered hillsides. It is a plant with many names. It’s also called snow ivory, snow fairy and snow princess (in some countries). These plants are native to India, Cambodia and Vietnam but they can be grown in most areas of the US as long as there isn’t an extended period of frost.
Snow Queen is a tropical evergreen vine with heart-shaped leaves and trailing vines. It has green, white, or yellow variegated streaks on its dark green foliage that often make it look strikingly snow covered in appearance. The snow queen pothos plants are closely related to philodendrons which can grow up to 20 feet tall.
Basic Care
The Snow Queen tolerates low light, however, bright/indirect light is preferred to keep its beautiful color. I have mine close to a fluorescent light.
It requires less watering and can be watered when the top 2" of the soil is dry or the most of the soil is dry. You can determine whether the soil is dry by using a few different techniques. Stick your finger into the soil down to your second knuckle. If the soil feels dry, it's probably time to water. (I use this with most of my plants)
Snow Queen Pothos can grow in a pot on a table or can be cultivated in a hanging basket and trained to trail along a trellis, pole, or structure. These versatile tropical plants are most commonly grown as houseplants because they will die if exposed to frost.
What You Get
You will receive the exact healthy, rooted plant growing in a 6" hanging basket.
Or you will receive one of the exact or similar healthy, rooted plant growing in a 4" growing pot.
Difference between a Snow Queen & Marble Queen
The main difference between the Snow Queen and Marble Queen pothos are the leaves. Snow Queen has more white color on the leaves whereas Marble Queen pothos has about the same amount of green and white. Also, the Marble Queen is more likely to be called cream than white.
Basic Information
Pothos is one of the easiest and best indoor plants that purify the air with its green heart-shaped foliage. It removes chemicals from the air such as formaldehyde, trichloroethene, toluene, xylene, and benzene and is recommended for living rooms, bedrooms and offices.
