Epipremnum Pinnatum Thai Hanging Basket
Epipremnum Pinnatum Thai Hanging Basket
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Description
This hanging basket is sold as Epipremnum pinnatum 'Thai'. Like all pothos, it is a member of the arum family (Araceae).
What it is: This listing is a hanging basket sold as Epipremnum pinnatum 'Thai', a trade name we haven't found a reliable description for. We don't have our own photos of it yet. Its care follows general E. pinnatum guidance.
Light: Bright, indirect light is best, though pothos tolerates lower light (Clemson HGIC). Keep it out of strong direct sun, which can scorch the leaves (Clemson HGIC). A grow bulb in a nearby lamp can help through dark winters.
Watering & care: Use an airy, well-draining mix. Water thoroughly, then let the mix dry before watering again (Clemson HGIC). Overwatering can cause root rot and yellowing leaves (Clemson HGIC). Repot every year or two, when roots show through the drainage holes or the pot is crowded (Clemson HGIC).
Humidity: Pothos tolerates average home humidity but prefers 50–70% (Clemson HGIC). A room humidifier is the most effective way to raise humidity; a pebble tray gives only a small, local boost.
Temperature: Keep it warm: about 16–21 °C (60–70 °F) at night and 21–29 °C (70–85 °F) by day (Clemson HGIC). In winter, keep it away from cold windowsills, drafts and heating vents (Clemson HGIC).
Expected indoor size: Epipremnum pinnatum cultivars show their most distinctive leaves when grown vertically, and a moss pole or wooden support may be needed (Clemson HGIC). Leaves stay smaller while young; with time, warmth and bright light they can grow larger and develop splits (Costa Farms). Trimming stem tips makes it branch and fill out (Costa Farms). How long it grows depends on light, warmth, pot size and care.
Feeding: Feed with a balanced houseplant fertilizer about every other month in spring and summer, and stop in winter (Clemson HGIC). Our Schultz All Purpose Plant Food works at the label dilution.
Pets: Pothos is toxic to cats, dogs and people if chewed or eaten: it contains calcium oxalate crystals that irritate the mouth and stomach (Clemson HGIC). Its sap can irritate sensitive skin. Keep it out of reach of pets and children.
About your plant: Every plant is a little different. Size, fullness and leaf count vary from plant to plant and change with age and light. The size option (8" NO SHIP) refers to the hanging basket diameter. It does not guarantee an exact plant height, trail length or leaf count. We don't have our own photos of this plant yet. The gallery image is a shared pothos graphic for inspiration only; it does not show this plant. Options marked NO SHIP can't be shipped, but are available for pickup or local delivery.
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