Jessenia Pothos care

Its Jessenia Pothos (Epipremnum aureum ‘Jessenia’) has captured the heart of the indoor plant lovers by its gorgeous, variegated foliage and simple care. It was first discovered as a distinct variant that derived from Marble Queen Pothos at Costa Farms This rare plant is now a sought-after feature in any collection of plants.

Contrary to its closest relative, which is known as The Marble Queen, Jessenia Pothos is distinguished by its distinct yellow-golden coloration against the mid-green leaves, creating a stunning pattern that makes every leaf distinct. The heart-shaped leaf displays a variety of shades of green. This gives an elegant look that can be a focal point in any interior space.

Indirect, bright light is the best way to maintain variegation.

Beware of direct sun in order to prevent burns to the leaf

Lower light conditions could result in the loss of the variegation

 Allow the top two inches of dirt to air dry after irrigations

 Ensure that humidity levels remain over 50%.

Use a well-drained pots and potting mixes

Watering every 2 weeks, with the frequency adjusting according to the season

Develops best in temperatures of (18-23degC)

Protect from cold drafts

Can be grown as a climbing vine or trailing plant

Tips To propagate your Jessenia Pothos:

1. Select healthy stem cuttings with 2-3 nodes
2. Remove lower leaves
3. Place in water or moist soil
4. Maintain warm temperatures
5. Expect roots within 2-4 weeks

• Variegation Loss:
• Increase light exposure gradually
• Maintain consistent growing conditions
• Prune reverting sections promptly
• Growth Rate: • Jessenia grows slower than other pothos varieties
• Patience is key for healthy development
• Support growth with proper nutrition

Rotate the plant regularly for even growth

• Clean leaves monthly to maintain photosynthesis

• Fertilize moderately during growing season

• Prune strategically to encourage bushier growth

General pothos care guide

Propagation techniques