Pothos plants really do sustain themselves, requiring almost no care. Pothos can handle low-light conditions and articificial light of all sorts, so it is perfect for desktops and dimly lit shelves. Pothos rarely needs fertilizer. Water when dry, and feel free to clip off stems for propagating in water only (no soil needed). If trailing stems get too lengthy, and if leaves look sparsely positioned on them, trim with abandon. This will encourage new growth.

This Pothos is an eye-catcher. Leaves are chartreuse, appearing almost neon. They populate trailing stems that can grow incredibly long or can be cut to a manageable size. And all of this growth can occur in low-light conditions that would cause other plants to fail. This plant is so easy to grow, it is perfect for office spaces and other locations where you might forget about it for a stretch of time. But truth is, you will not forget about it due to its striking color… gold, chartreuse… noticeable as can be.