Golden Devil's Ivy - Pothos - Epipremnum - 4" Pot - Very Easy to Grow Live Plant Ornament Decor for Home, Kitchen, Office, Table, Desk - Attracts Zen, Luck, Good Fortune - Non-GMO, Grown

I received a very healthy plant nearly identical to the picture of the 4" pot. Green, healthy, alive, and with potential. I received the plant a few days ago and placed it in a 6" planter right away and it looks great. There were MANY roots and they were very long with little soil. They were not dry as the plant was wrapped in plastic. One of the small ends broke off but still has a node on it and two leaves so I made a clean cut, dipped in rooting hormone, and placed the cutting in soil/sand mix covered with plastic. I mist the cutting regularly and so far it looks like it is doing well. + Great Price + Excellent Packaging + Fast Shipping + Healthy Plant + Item as Shown _Bottom Line_ Yes, I would recommend this plant and seller to a friend. I did not receive a small cutting tossed in plastic and shipped out. I received a healthy whole plant with and extensive root system. Hopefully if the one part that broke off takes and grows roots I will have two-for-one! Excellent! Easy 5 Stars! I will buy from this seller again without a doubt.

Hilarious. As other reviews mention, the seller had the audacity to send us a pot with FOUR leaves bulging out of the soil. When repotting it, I realized 2 of the 4 leaves were just clippings, they had no roots whatsoever and were simply placed in the wet soil with the other 2, which had a root. That’s why the reviews mentioning that not all the 3 - 4 leaves they received survived. The leaves which had no root were bound to die in the soil. I cannot believe the plant store would pull that fast one on us, but they do - and make lots of profit off of a virtually free leaf clipping you can get from any pothos plant. In order to give the leaf clippings a chance at survival, you must remove them from the soil and place them in a cup of tap water for about 2 weeks for them to develop a root. Once they have a root, you can then repot them in very moist soil. Anyway, this is a total DIY project and if that’s not what you were looking to do, just buy a new ACTUAL plant from another seller who isn’t trying to rip you off like this one is. Good luck.

I purchased this plant over a year ago and have been meaning to review it if there was any success. This was practically the first rooted plant I’d ever gifted myself. I love having fresh flowers around the house but I wanted something to call mine. I wanted to nurture, love, tend to, and raise my own plant. I was ready to take the next step into my womanhood... to become a Plant Mom. I was broke, but desperately needed a beautiful plant. Plants clean the air, they’re good for your mental health, and plants are refreshing to have in any house. I moved twice a year to anywhere and with anyone because that’s just how Craigslist arrangements work. So yes, I NEEDED this plant. I needed one stable thing in my life. Now, considering this was an Amazon plant, I didn’t expect it to last long. I didn’t even expect it to arrive in one piece. I expected it to be mangled on its last limb, soil everywhere in the box. But I was dedicated. I prepared myself. And, truthfully I chose to get an Amazon plant because if it died or rotted on my behalf, I wouldn’t feel so guilty or terrible because I spent just a few bucks on it. I was wrong about it all. This seller sent it in flawless condition. Packaging was on point (I have no idea where the sellers are located, maybe they’re in CA or Oregon and I got lucky) and it came with care instructions. It’s foliage was full and vibrant. Stems stronger than the marines. I loved this vine instantly. For the first 4-5 months I just left it in the plastic generic pot it came in, although the directions clearly said to repot it. I was broke, they were fine. They’d live to see another day. Many days actually. I saw significant growth in the first few months, and they didn’t give a damn what pot or soil they were in - they made sure to ROOT. They rooted like hell, I tell ya. The foliage took over the tiny pot that they arrived in and eventually I finally placed them in a bigger pot and changed the soil. From that day forward they have thrived like Kaiser. My beautiful plant has progressed so gracefully in the last year. She’s moved with me 3 times, has been there for me while ending one bad breakup and transitioning into a better one, and she’s my pride and joy every day. I will never give up on my plant. Sellers, thank you for giving me the chance to be a Plant Mom. I’ve since been inspired to become a Mother to 5 more plants, and she is by far still my favorite, most special one.

I have had my Golden pothos for just over a year now, and I love it! I keep this one and Marble Queen Devil's Ivy - Pothos - Epipremnum - 4" Pot - Easy to Grow (from the same company) in my office cubicle, which gets some (extremely) indirect sunlight. I typically just leave them on my desk, but every now and then I'll bring them to a window for the day to get some more direct light. A tip that I picked up in my research about pothos care is that good lighting is how you keep the nice gold marbling in the leaves. If they don't get adequate levels, the leaves will go solid green. So while this plant certainly doesn't need much in the way of care, give it a thought every now and then! I water only when the soil feels dry about an inch or so from the top. This plant will also let you know when they really need watering because the leaves will get a little droopy, but the day after you water them they will have perked right back up! The Golden pothos has been AMAZING. It has grown incredibly well, and there are some very long vines coming off of it now. I may move it to my apartment so that I can hang it up and let the vines flow instead of just curling them around my desk. The Marble Queen has also done well, and they look very nice together. These came well packaged and undamaged, and there weren't and haven't been any bugs. I recommend these to anyone who wants an easy-to-care-for plant!