This 6" Pothos Collection brings together three classic trailing houseplants: Golden Pothos, Cebu Blue Pothos, and Marble Queen Pothos. Each variety offers its own unique foliage color and texture, creating a beautiful mix of green, gold, silvery-blue, and creamy white variegation. Golden Pothos is known for its fast-growing green leaves with yellow marbling. Cebu Blue Pothos stands out with soft blue-green, silvery foliage and elegant trailing vines. Marble Queen Pothos adds bright contrast with creamy white and green variegated leaves. Together, this trio makes an easy-care houseplant collection perfect for shelves, hanging baskets, plant stands, offices, and bright indoor spaces. These pothos are beginner friendly, adaptable, and easy to grow indoors. Their trailing vines can be left to cascade naturally or trained to climb a moss pole, trellis, or plant support. Collection Includes: Golden Pothos 6" – green leaves with yellow-gold variegation. Cebu Blue Pothos 6" – silvery blue-green foliage with trailing growth. Marble Queen Pothos 6" – creamy white and green marbled foliage. Key Features: Three popular pothos varieties – a colorful mix of Golden, Cebu Blue, and Marble Queen. Easy-care houseplants – great for beginners and experienced plant owners. Trailing growth habit – perfect for shelves, hanging baskets, and plant displays. Beautiful foliage contrast – green, gold, silver-blue, cream, and white tones. Great indoor collection – ideal for homes, offices, plant rooms, and gift bundles. Not pet friendly – toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Care Guide: Light: Bright, indirect light is best. Golden Pothos can tolerate lower light, while Cebu Blue and Marble Queen keep their best color in brighter indirect light. Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry. Avoid letting the plants sit in soggy soil. Soil: Use a well-draining houseplant or aroid mix. Humidity: Average household humidity is usually fine, but higher humidity can support stronger growth. Fertilizer: Feed lightly during the growing season with a balanced houseplant fertilizer. Growth Habit: Trails naturally or can be trained to climb with support. Pet Safety: Not pet friendly. Pothos are toxic to cats and dogs if ingested and may cause mouth irritation, drooling, vomiting, or difficulty swallowing.
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