Epipremnum aureum 'Shangri-La'

INTRODUCTION, GROWING TIPS and PROPAGATION for Epipremnum Shangri-La.
Epipremnum aureum 'Shangri-La' is a very unusual Epipremnum variety with thickened, distorted leaves that is sometimes known as the Sleeping Pothos.
This video gives an introduction to Epipremnum Shangri-La and gives some simple growing advice and propagation for this plant.
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BOTANICAL NAME: Epipremnum aureum 'Shangri-La'
COMMON NAME(S): Sleeping Pothos
TYPE: Tropical climber with distorted leaves
USE: Foliage Houseplant in cool climate regions / Garden plant in frost-free regions
COMPOST: Very free draining compost mix such as peat or cocopeat with added perlite or grit.
POSITION: Bright but indirect light
HEIGHT: 50cm+ (1.5ft) Plants can grow as tall (long) as you wish. Cut or prune when needed.
SPREAD: 20cm (8in) Approximate single stem leaf spread.
PROPAGATION: Stem cuttings in summer rooted in sandy/gritty compost or water.
TEMPERATURE : Minimum 10°C / 50°F Maximum 30°C / 86°F
WATER: Keep evenly moist year-round.
FERTILISER: Liquid feed given every 2-4 weeks in summer and once a month in winter.
EASE OF CULTIVATION: Very Easy
REMARKS: Leaf distortion is normal.
Taller plants will need support to climb. Mosspoles or wooden stakes can be used.
Plants can also be grown horizontally and allowed to scramble along shelves or over other plants or allow to hang / trail downwards from pots in raised positions.
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00:00 Introduction
00:35 Leaves
01:04 Growth Habit
01:47 Compost
01:56 Climb or Trail
02:06 Watering & Fertiliser
02:32 Position (Light)
02:39 Humidity
02:58 Pests & Diseases
03:12 Propagation
03:25 Conclusion
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Thank you so much. I just purchased one about a week ago from Lowes. It was wonderful to find information on how to care for it.