How to care for Cebu Blue Pothos
Epipremnum pinnatum · Araceae
A pothos relative from the Philippines with elongated, silvery blue-green leaves that shimmer in good light. In its juvenile trailing form it stays sleek and narrow; given a pole and time, mature leaves grow larger and can develop dramatic splits. Care is close to golden pothos with a bit more appetite for light and humidity. Water roughly every 7 days while it's growing (about every 12 in winter), give it bright, indirect light, kept above 55°F (13°C) — average room humidity suits it.
Care at a glance
Water when the top few centimetres dry out; slightly thirstier than golden pothos but still rot-prone if kept soggy.
Bright indirect light brings out the blue sheen; it survives medium light but grows slowly and loses its lustre.
Half-strength balanced liquid feed monthly in spring and summer.
Mistakes that kill this plant
- Chronic overwatering in dense soil.
- Leaving spider mite infestations untreated through winter.
- Prolonged exposure to cold drafts.
Seasonal tips
- Spring is the time to attach it to a pole if you want big, mature foliage.
- Ease off watering in winter and keep it away from cold glass.
- Feed monthly in summer to fuel its fast vining growth.
Is it safe for pets?
We have Cebu Blue Pothos recorded as toxic to cats and dogs.
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Toxicity here is informational, not a safety guarantee. Those are our own records, compiled by following the ASPCA's published toxic and non-toxic plant lists and Pet Poison Helpline's plant poison list rather than copied from them — confirm anything that matters against those lists or with your vet. If your pet ingested this plant, contact your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.