Pothos Tower

This pothos tower (Epipremnum aureum) trains golden-green, heart-shaped leaves up a totem into a full column of foliage. Offered in matte black, woven basket, or brushed chrome. It arrives in its grower's pot set inside a sealed planter, ready to place.

Details

• Size: Foliage 3'–4'
• Planter: Matte black, woven basket, or brushed chrome
• Light: Low to bright, indirect light; tolerates low light; avoid hot direct sun
• Pets: The ASPCA lists pothos as toxic to cats and dogs
• Best for: Offices, corners beside furniture, and soft living dividers between spaces
• Care: Easy

Grown, delivered, guaranteed

Prepared at the Interior Foliage Design greenhouse, 47-47 58th St, Woodside, NY 11377. Free pickup at our Woodside greenhouse, usually ready within 24 hours, Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM. Delivery is $45 to Long Island City, Astoria, Sunnyside, Woodside, Greenpoint, Maspeth, Hunters Point, West Williamsburg and Manhattan below 125th Street; $125 to the rest of Brooklyn and Queens and Manhattan above 125th Street; $195 to Westchester, Nassau, western Suffolk through Riverhead, Greenwich and New Canaan; and $295 to the East End and Bergen, Hudson, Essex and Passaic counties in New Jersey. Every plant carries our 48-hour replacement guarantee; live plants are not returnable (refund policy). Our family has sold plants in New York since the 1970s, and Interior Foliage Design was incorporated in 1980.

Watering

Press a finger an inch or two into the soil. When it feels dry at that depth, give a modest, measured amount of room-temperature water, enough to moisten the root ball, never a flood. The sealed planter keeps your floors dry, so a little at a time is always the better choice. In winter, when growth slows, water less often.

Why pothos is the easiest green you can own

NC State Extension notes that pothos tolerates deep shade and that its climbing vines can reach 40 feet in nature. On a totem that vigor becomes a dense, upright column, and pothos was among the plants tested in NASA's 1989 Clean Air Study.

FAQ

Can I use several as a room divider? Yes. Three towers side by side make a soft, living screen.

Will it grow in low light? Yes. It tolerates low light, and brighter, indirect light keeps the golden variegation strong.

Is it pet-safe? No. The ASPCA lists pothos as toxic to cats and dogs.