Pothos bromeliad but instead releases microscopic spores

but instead releases microscopic spores resembling brown fuzz into the air which become new plants

and in their native habitat they thrive as epiphytes

form an impenetrable predator free zone for nesting birds

Foreword by Morgan Doane and Erin Harding of House Plant Club

Pothos bromeliad but instead releases microscopic sporesEverybody needs at least one Pothos! Pothos is also known as the devil's ivy, because it is almost impossible to kill. It is popular in temperate regions and is a great choice for a houseplant. It can handle low light conditions and is known to be an excellent air purifier. All of its varieties have long growing, leafy vines, some that can reach 40 feet or more in tropical jungles. We receive a few different varieties of the variegated pothos, so the