This is a pothos and those grippers are new roots! These guys are super easy to propagate because of this!
QueenLivvi
Typical Pothos! I have so many of these guys!
Available-Sun6124
*Epipremnun aureum*, often known as “Golden pothos” although it isn’t true *Pothos*.
Spiteful_wildberry
Pothos of the golden variety
SuspiciousKetchup
Like the others have said, this is a pothos.
If I were you though, I would move it away from the wall because those little aerial roots can and will totally anchor themselves to the wall.
LoulaNord
I think they might also climb on your walls if they can, and they can destroy walls because of it. So it’s definitely a good idea to keep an eye on them. Also, they’re considered invasive in a lot of places.
No_Revenue9077
Many people have already guessed it, it’s Pothos
Effective_Drama_3498
Thanks all. Now I need to figure out what to do with it.
diamontg
Don’t throw them away, they are great plants for the house.
Hang it up or make a rod for it to climb
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Pothos
This is a pothos and those grippers are new roots! These guys are super easy to propagate because of this!
Typical Pothos! I have so many of these guys!
*Epipremnun aureum*, often known as “Golden pothos” although it isn’t true *Pothos*.
Pothos of the golden variety
Like the others have said, this is a pothos.
If I were you though, I would move it away from the wall because those little aerial roots can and will totally anchor themselves to the wall.
I think they might also climb on your walls if they can, and they can destroy walls because of it. So it’s definitely a good idea to keep an eye on them. Also, they’re considered invasive in a lot of places.
Many people have already guessed it, it’s Pothos
Thanks all. Now I need to figure out what to do with it.
Don’t throw them away, they are great plants for the house.
Hang it up or make a rod for it to climb
Epipremnum aureum
They are either air roots or climbing roots.
a plant
Pothos