Marble Money Plant Scindapsus ‘N’Joy’

Epipremnum, commonly known as the Scindapsus N’Joy, boasts a unique white flame pattern
on its small leaves. This graceful plant has a fresh colour palette and makes for a perfect
addition to your bathroom. Bathrooms are an excellent place for plants, as they create a tropical
ambiance while purifying the air. This plant is commonly known in India as the marble money
plant or pothos. This plant is very easy to grow and a lot of people start their plant parent
journey with this plant

Compared to the Scindapsus Aureum, the N’Joy is a real hanging plant. The Epipremnum
belongs to the Araceae family, and in its natural habitat in the tropical rainforests of Southeast
Asia, Indonesia, and the Solomon Islands, it grows as a creeper on trees. NASA places this
plant among the three house plants which remove formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and improve
air quality.

While the plant is a rich source of food for reptiles in tropical rainforests, it is not suitable for
human or pet consumption.

Water and Fertiliser –

The plant prefers well-draining, aerated, and moisture-retentive soil. Watering should occur
when the soil’s top 2 inches feel dry, and overwatering can lead to root rot. Use 50 ml water
twice a week. Use RO water or water which has TDS less than 300. Fertilise once a month with
an organic fertiliser.

Lighting and Temperature –

During early spring until late fall, you can take this plant outdoors for increased natural light, but
make sure to avoid direct sun.
These plants thrive in temperatures between 21°C and 30°C but can withstand even colder and
hotter temperatures.
However, when temperatures fall to 10°C or lower during the night, it’s better to bring it back
inside.
Keep the plant outside in shade for 2 days every 15 days. The plant grows faster in shade.
Avoid direct sunlight.

Plant Parent Level – Beginner

Additional Instructions –

The plant is toxic to cats, and dogs. It’s essential to keep the plant away from pets and young
children.
Pruning and repotting should occur once a year.