Epipremnum marble queen | Pothos Marble Queen | Variegation, Root rot and Care

This has got to be one of my all-time favourite Pothos Cultivars. But, I know a lot of people struggle to make the variegation pop on this plant or even deal with a lot of Root rot.
In this video, I go into what I have learned over the years caring for this plant and some tips and tricks I have learned along the way in order to not only ensure the variegations stays white or creamy but also what can be done to ensure that root rot is kept at bay.
A stunning variety of this plant that is very white in color is also called snow queen
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[@MrStarofTruth]

that plant will live a lifetime i got one when i was a teen now im in my 60s and i still have that plant...

[@fmbutt]

I totally agree with the comments on root rot. That's actually been a huge challenge for me as I repot smaller plants with delicate roots. These tend to go downhill in 24 hours and turn into a mushy mess 😢. Surprisingly enough all the ones I've started in water do pretty well it's just repotting the ones you buy at big box stores that present the serious challenge! I'm not sure what it is about this plan but it sure loves to rot.

[@maryska1423]

my baby (we are growing 3 leaves) is still rooting on Mon.
You won't believe it, but this is my epipremnum start!
I have so many plants, but only recently have epi marble and pinnatum varie;)

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Amazing, yay for the new plant babies, i am sure they will be huge in no time

[@robintucker9057]

I love it when they throw out a leaf that’s half green!

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Yes completely, they show their sassyness then 😏

[@sallyshuttleworth9222]

I have a marble queen, a snow queen, and a crystal queen. They do all look similar but quite different at the same time. I am unsure if they all come from the same cultivar or if they're not. But they do all come with the different names. I only bought all 3 because they do look slightly different from each other and each one are stunningly beautiful

[@remysgarden2769]

Happy new year Sir Thank u for sharing your plants. God bless and More blessing

[@seemashenoymanek2530]

Great advice! Thank you 🙂

[@quentinlatimore7073]

I just found me one from the store and I think that I cover up the stim will it still take off and vine

[@agathan.944]

Your plant looks beautiful! Do you have other varieties? What about so called Shangri La? I had never seen one in real life, only on internet.

[@Houseplantygoodness]

Yep got the shangri la too in my collection, been growing it for 3 years, lovely plant, very unusual looking. Almost looks sickly, but very cool

[@sowiain713]

Regarding root rot: is it ok to keep this plant in PON with water reservoir?

[@staybridgesuitesfrontdesk7315]

does he move his hands enough?

[@cristianoheaven1518]

Very beautiful.... Where are you sir, your location?