Pearls & Jade Pothos Kokedama

Epipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade', 'Pearls and Jade' Pothos, Variegated Kokedama

Native to the lush tropical islands of French Polynesia, the Pothos 'Pearls and Jade' (Epipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade') is beloved for its beautifully variegated, heart-shaped leaves. Featuring waxy green leaves with a blend of cream, deep green, and soft white hues, this compact trailing plant adds a unique touch to your plant collection.

Perfectly suited to the artful simplicity of Kokedama—a traditional Japanese planting technique in which the roots are wrapped in a moss ball—this living sculpture brings vibrancy into your home. Ideal for both novice gardeners and seasoned plant enthusiasts, the 'Pearls and Jade' thrives with moderate watering (once weekly or when the moss ball feels dry) and bright, indirect sunlight for 6-8 hours daily. Gently squeeze out excess water from the moss ball to maintain optimal moisture levels.

With its forgiving nature, the 'Pearls and Jade' adapts gracefully to lower light conditions, and it is best to avoid prolonged direct sun exposure to protect its delicate foliage from scorching. Propagation is straightforward, making it a joy to cultivate and share. Simply select mature stems with visible nodes and leaves, root them first in water, then transition to soil, or plant directly in moist soil with ample indirect sunlight.

Kokedama plants come with either a Tray for Basic Planter, Grey Patina or Tray for Basic Planter, White Patina. They also pair well with our Wrought Iron Planter Stand in Small, sold separately here as well as our Granite Stands and Goblet Terra Cotta Planters.

Please note that the plant you receive may be smaller and less mature than the one pictured, but it will be ready to grow and thrive in its new home.

IN A NUTSHELL

	Prefers bright, indirect light; avoid direct sunlight exposure.
	Easy to propagate and care for; prune and rotate regularly.

What is a 'Pearls and Jade' Pothos?

'Pearls and Jade' Pothos is a striking, variegated variety of pothos known for its heart-shaped leaves marked by cream, green, and white patterns. It’s resilient, steady, and forgiving—well-suited for beginners or those looking to improve their plant-tending skills. It thrives with minimal attention but appreciates regular monitoring.