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Money Plant (Epipremnum aureum) plant

Plant profile

Money Plant

Epipremnum aureum

Air-purifying vine that thrives in low light. Symbol of prosperity and good luck.

Beginner friendlyEasy careLow light tolerantMedium space

Care snapshot

Light

Low light tolerant

Water

Every 4-5 days

Difficulty

Easy

Growth

Fast

Space

Medium space, up to 300 cm

Typical cost

₹100-250

Why it works

Good fit notes

Thrives in low light

Care tip: Water when top soil feels dry

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Best for

Low Light BeginnersOfficesRental HomesHanging BasketsMoss Poles

Household fit

Safe enough for this home?

Pets
Use caution
Children
Use caution

Contains insoluble calcium oxalate raphides; chewing can irritate pets and children.

Keep away from chewing pets and toddlers; wash hands after pruning sap.

Placement

Where it works best

IndoorExcellent
BalconyGood
Low-light roomGood
AC toleranceMedium
92/100 India home fit

India climate

What to watch

HumidityMedium
HeatHigh
MonsoonMedium
Hard waterMedium
Root rotMedium

Buying check

Before you bring it home

Look for

  • Check for firm nodes if buying cuttings.
  • Prefer plants with multiple rooted vines rather than one long weak vine.
  • Variegated cultivars need brighter indirect light.

Avoid

  • Black mushy nodes
  • Yellowing from soggy soil
  • Mealybug at nodes

Plant personality

Useful traits

Air-purifyingStatement leavesVariegatedTrailingClimbingCommon in IndiaAraceae family

Money plant is usually Epipremnum aureum, not a true Pothos genus plant in current taxonomy.

It climbs with aerial roots but can also trail from hanging planters.

It tolerates low light better than most variegated houseplants, but strong direct sun can scorch leaves.

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