The money plant is the most common indoor plant which is commonly known as Pothos. It is also known by various names depending on the species and the way it is grown. There are several types of money plants, and they are often recognized for their attractive, heart-shaped leaves. It falls under creeper and can grow on trees and walls when planted in the house.

Since it has unique heart-shaped leaves, it can be used to decorate houses. It is the most popular indoor plant that can be planted in small pots, self-watering pots, hanging baskets, medium-sized pots with support of plant straighteners like moss sticks, or hydroponically in a glass vase with water.

In this blog post, we have curated a list of the types of money plant, to plant in your garden.

Types of Money Plant

1. Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

This is the most common variety of Money plants in India and is widely known for its bright green leaves with golden or yellow variation, which gives it a lively, vibrant appearance. It is commonly known as Golden Pothos, Devil's Ivy, or Money Plant. It can thrive in indirect light and requires minimal care and is often seen hanging from pots or growing as a climber. It is mainly used in homes, offices, and gardens to glorify them.

2. Marble Queen Pothos (Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen')

This most beautiful Indian money plant variety has stunning marbled white and green leaves, giving it a very elegant and refined look. The contrast between the white and green makes it visually alluring  It is most commonly called Marble Queen, Money Plant. It grows well in bright, indirect light and occasional watering. 

3. Pearls and Jade Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)

Pearls Pothos is one of the most alluring money plant varieties, with small, speckled leaves that feature a mixture of dark green, white, and silvery hues. Its gentle appearance makes it highly desirable as a decorative plant among flower enthusiasts. It is commonly known as the Pearls and Jade Money Plant. It needs moderate, indirect light. Like other pothos, it can tolerate some low light but thrives with proper light.

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