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Got a plant at work, what is it?


i want to know so i can have a better understanding of taking care of it

by pokemon1428

29 Comments

  1. ohshannoneileen

    Epipremnum aureum, commonly called golden pothos

  2. Bread_without_rocks

    You can have it on water, it does not need much light (inside plant) and also not much time to care, just make sure it has water. it grows like a snake (straight with new leafs) and you can also have it on a pot, but as you prefer

  3. SlimChance73

    If it’s what I’m thinking, wife calls them fridge plants. I guess because lots of folks have them on top of their fridge so they can trail down the side. I also suppose they don’t require a lot of sunlight.

  4. Sunlit53

    Golden pothos. I gave my plant Seymour a haircut back to 10’ length and snipped the 40’ worth of extra vine into 10” sections. They’re currently rooting like this in water on a windowsill at work. Free plants. It’s the single most vigorous plant I’ve ever had. It’s been in the same 10” pot for 7 years. It survived three months of lockdown unattended.

  6. Exotic-Assumption-31

    Pothos, one of the easiest plants to not kill. Normal potting soil should do just fine, water heavily when the soil gets mostly dry, and make sure it has good drainage to prevent rot. Fertilizer will help growth but is not necessary. If it gets long enough you can chop off bits and root them super easily in water or soil, they just need a few nodes to make a new plant.

  7. Desperate_Scallion23

    They grow long and hangy. Usually put in a pot and hung and have something around for it to crawl onto. After I potted my pothos and it started growing. I leave it on my counters and spread it across from left to right across my other plants.

  10. TypicalCricket

    As others have said, that’s a pothos. It looks identical to the clippings I give away when I trim the one that’s in my pet snake’s enclosure.

  12. briray14

    It’s the greatest plant your grandma had then cut a piece of it off and gave to your mom. This is the way.

  13. pewpurrr

    Pothos are poisonous to felines, but they usually don’t eat it.

  14. nogood567

    Herw in india people call it as Money plant

  15. twomississippi

    Pothos. If you plan to move the plant to potting soil, don’t let the roots get too big in the current setup. You’ll have to break the bottle to remove the plant.

    I would put the cutting in a 16 oz plastic cup or unused drinking glass to allow the roots to grow a bit more. There is some root development inside the bottle but you can probably pull out the cutting without too much damage. Even if a few roots are broken, the plant should recover.

  17. SctchWhsky

    Neat. My wife leaves cuttings of hers in bottles like this at work too! Very easy to keep alive, enjoy.

  19. WritingValuable6632

    There are free apps, you take a photo of the plant and it tells you what it is 😉👍 example “LeafSnap Plant Identification”

  20. agatchel001

    Seems like such a common office plant lol

  22. Vegetable-Syrup-5545

    I got it as a gift from a student 22 years ago. I have it in five different pots and it just grows and grows.

  24. davewah11

    you could literally just keep it in that bottle and change water every month or so and it will be fine.

  25. Icy-Cranberry-7850

    This is a variegated variety of pothos not just any pothos

  26. red_engine_mw

    Based on my personal experience, yes.

  28. PattiWhacky

    This looks like what my family in Calif calls Devils Ivy (Pothos). Super easy to grow and propagate. We have several plants indoors and have to constantly cut them back because they grow so fast.

  29. steven_cornthrob

    Devil’s Ivy, or as I like to call mine, Lord Pothos the Unkillable.

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