I bought this as a Manjulia. But the leaves look too narr...
3ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 day ago
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Hi Carole! It can be tricky to identify a Manjula Pothos for sure, especially when it's young and hasn't developed its mature leaf shape. However, based on the picture, it does look like a Manjula.
Manjula Pothos leaves start out narrow and pointed when they're young. As the plant matures, the leaves will gradually become wider and more heart-shaped.
If you're still unsure, you can try posting a picture of your plant on a plant identification forum like Reddit's r/whatsthisplant.
In the meantime, just continue to provide your plant with bright, indirect light and water it when the top inch of soil feels dry. With proper care, your Manjula Pothos should thrive!
Manjula Pothos leaves start out narrow and pointed when they're young. As the plant matures, the leaves will gradually become wider and more heart-shaped.
If you're still unsure, you can try posting a picture of your plant on a plant identification forum like Reddit's r/whatsthisplant.
In the meantime, just continue to provide your plant with bright, indirect light and water it when the top inch of soil feels dry. With proper care, your Manjula Pothos should thrive!
@TheOddAsity April, that was my thought as well. But as @USAGardenHub mentioned the leaf shape changes as it matures. Guess I’ll wait and see. The good news is that they both require similar care.
@Arid_oasis my manjula seems to have had consistent shapes and it was the petiole that’s the give away. But you’re right, their care is the similar
That's kind of hard to tell because it's between a Snow Queen and a marble Queen but we can only find out when the plant fully mature grow