Manjula Pothos ( Epipremnum aureum ‘ Manjula ’ )
Botanical Classification :
Epipremnum aureum ‘ Manjula ’ is a cultivar of the coinage Epipremnum aureum , which is part of the Araceae family , known for its diverse and decorative leafage flora .
The Manjula Pothos was developed by the University of Florida and is a patented cultivar , insert to the market in the early 2000s . It was created through a unconscious process of innate mutation and selective breeding , aiming to farm a variety with unique variegation pattern . The name ‘ Manjula ’ is derived from a common Indian name , symbolizing sweetheart and creativity .
Since its unveiling , Manjula Pothos has quickly gained a following among plant enthusiasts for its distinctive , almost water-color - similar variegation . Its leave blend ghost of green , cream , and Ag in a way that ’s both soft and striking , making it a favorite for those looking for something particular in their indoor plant life collection .
While newer compare to some other Pothos varieties , Manjula has spread through the houseplant trade , becoming a popular selection in base , offices , and plant compendium worldwide , particularly among those who value unparalleled variegation pattern .
Like all Epipremnum aureum cultivar , Manjula Pothos is not suited for outdoor cultivation in most USDA Hardiness Zones due to its tropical origins . It thrives in Zones 10 - 11 , where freeze is rare or nonexistent , permit for outdoor outgrowth in very tender climates . In zones colder than 10 , Manjula Pothos is grown indoors where it can conform to various light conditions , making it suitable for indoor environments across all USDA zone .
Although ‘ Manjula ’ is a cultivated variety and does n’t exist in the wild , its parent species , Epipremnum aureum , is aboriginal to the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific , where it rise in the understory of tropic rainforest . The Manjula cultivar share similar environmental preference in cultivation .
Manjula Pothos enjoys a global cultivated range , found in countries with a keen interest in houseplants . Its unparalleled diversification has made it peculiarly democratic among aggregator and those looking to sum an artistic touch to their blank space .
give its diversification , Manjula might be less likely to eclipse in natural preferences compared to more uniformly green varieties . However , upkeep should still be taken in tropical or subtropical surroundings where it might get by cultivation .
Its adaptability to dissimilar lighter levels , from low to bright indirect light , combine with its tolerance for occasional neglect in watering , makes it a various choice for indoor gardening . It ’s peculiarly appreciated in surround where the beauty of its variegation can be highlighted .
