Marble Queen Pothos in a Hanging Basket | Grown in St. Petersburg, FL

This is a live Marble Queen Pothos, Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen', grown in a hanging basket at our greenhouse in Lealman and St. Petersburg, Florida. I pick plants with clean heart-shaped leaves and real cream-and-green marbling, then let the vines trail so you get that waterfall look right away. If you want this cultivar trained up a moss pole, that is a different listing. This one is for hanging.

Hang it in a kitchen, bathroom, covered porch, or a bright corner. Bright indirect light keeps the white strong. An east window works well. A few feet back from south or west glass is fine. Midday sun burns the cream. Low light makes new leaves greener and slower. Water when the top inch or two feels dry, then let it drain. Hanging baskets dry a little faster than a pot sitting on a shelf, so check them instead of watering on a calendar. Use a well-draining mix. Keep it near 65 to 85 F. Average home humidity is enough. Dry AC air in Pinellas, Tampa, Clearwater, Largo, Gulfport, and Seminole homes is the usual issue, not the heat.

It is mildly toxic if chewed. The leaves have calcium oxalate crystals. Hang it high around cats, dogs, and kids. I have grown tropical vines here for 13 years and only ship tight, clean plants. Send a photo if it sulks after delivery. St. Pete area pickup when listed. Ships nationwide.

What is a Marble Queen Pothos hanging basket?
A trailing variegated pothos sold ready to hang, not trained to climb.

How do I care for Marble Queen Pothos in a hanging basket?
Bright indirect light, water when the top soil dries, empty extra water, and turn the basket so every side gets light.

Is Marble Queen Pothos good for beginners?
Yes. It is forgiving if you do not keep the soil wet.

Where can I buy a Marble Queen Pothos hanging basket near St. Petersburg, Florida?
Monstera Houseplants in Lealman and St. Pete, serving Pinellas and Tampa Bay, with nationwide shipping.