I bought this Epipremnum Pinnatum a few years ago. It was mistakenly sold as another plant. This plant is probably one of the most mistaken plants because in its juvenile stages it looks very similar to other ones. You can see the small hole in the top of one the big leaf. That is how one can tell that it is indeed an Epipremnum Pinnatum. I will be selling cuttings of these through my plant Instagram and Tradera in the spring.
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Was it a good or bad mistake for you? Would you have preferred what it was supposed to be?
Do Epipremnum Pinnatum grow large? It’s hard to tell from the photo. The pot could be large or small.
It can grow very large. It’s in a rather small pot.
I would have preferred the plant I ordered but I didn’t complain to them. I just let it be. This one grows much faster than the other one but I think the other one looks nicer.
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