Long, slender leaves with pale streaks and sweeping curves. This Epipremnum amplissimum ‘Albo’ is a division from Plant Gallery’s own mother plant—and one of our personal favorites.
In our growing conditions, brighter light has brought out striking white coloration in the mother plant. This division currently carries green and cream-streaked foliage, with a narrow silhouette that gives it a different presence from broader-leaved climbing aroids.
The photographs show the exact plant you will receive.
GALLERY NOTES
A personal favorite, shared from our own collection.
PLANT SNAPSHOT
• Listing type: Exact plant
• Availability: One plant
• Origin: Division from Plant Gallery’s mother plant
• Current foliage: Long, narrow leaves with green and pale cream variegation
• Growth habit: Climbing; provide support as the plant develops
CARE AT A GLANCE
• Light: Bright, filtered light; protect pale foliage from harsh direct sun
• Water: Water thoroughly when the upper portion of the medium begins to dry, allowing excess water to drain
• Medium: An airy, freely draining aroid mix
• Support: Provide a climbing surface to support its developing growth
GOOD TO KNOW
White coloration under brighter light is an observation from our mother plant, not a guarantee of this division’s future appearance. Variegation varies between leaves and growing conditions.
Acclimate gradually to brighter light. Very pale foliage can develop cosmetic browning; balanced growth is preferable to pushing for entirely white leaves.