Neon Pothos
Epipremnum aureum ‘Neon’
Chartreuse on purpose. Neon pothos puts out bright lime-to-yellow leaves that glow against darker plants on the same shelf. Same easy vine as golden pothos—just turned the saturation up. Trails from a basket or climbs if you give it something to grab.
Bright, indirect light keeps it electric. Too little light and it goes olive. Water when the top of the mix is dry. It will tell you it’s thirsty with soft leaves, then perk up after a drink.
Light: Bright indirect. Color fades in a dark corner.
Water: Dry down, then soak. Forgiving if you forget once.
Soil: Regular well-draining houseplant mix.
Habit: Trailing or climbing.
Pet note: Toxic if chewed.
The pothos you can see from the door—neon foliage, zero fuss.
