- UK prices
- £9 median of 7 Verified prices
- Most sold, last 90 days
- Epipremnum pinnatum 'Cebu Blue'
26 plants
| Compare | Illustration | Plant | UK sales on record | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Epipremnum aureumGolden PothosMiddle half £6 to £10 | £9Verified | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Neon'Neon PothosMiddle half £7 to £11 | £8Verified | |||
| Epipremnum pinnatum 'Cebu Blue'Cebu Blue PothosMiddle half £8 to £11 | £10Verified | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Queen'Marble Queen PothosMiddle half £6 to £10 | £8Verified | |||
| Epipremnum pinnatum 'Marble Variegated'Marble Variegated Dragon TailMiddle half £11 to £23 | £14Verified | |||
| Epipremnum 'Snow Leopard'Snow Leopard EpipremnumLast sold 30 Aug 2026 | £7Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Manjula'Manjula Pothos12cm pot, last sold 29 Sep 2026 | £6Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum amplissimum VariegatedVariegated Amplissimum AroidLast sold 17 Aug 2026 | £16Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'N'Joy'N'Joy Pothos | £8Verified | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Snow Queen'Snow Queen Pothos | £14Verified | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Global Green'Global Green PothosLast sold 18 Sep 2026 | £10Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum amplissimum AureaAurea Amplissimum AroidLast sold 30 Sep 2026 | £14Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Jessenia'Jessenia PothosLast sold 28 Aug 2026 | £12Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum pinnatumDragon Tail PlantLast sold 29 Jul 2026 | £25Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum amplissimumAmplissimum AroidLast sold 18 Jun 2026 | £15Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Harlequin'Harlequin PothosLast sold 15 Apr 2026, another size 8 Jun 2026 | £12Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum giganteum VariegatedMarble Variegated Giant EpipremnumLast sold 24 Sep 2026 | £24Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Pearls and Jade'Pearls and Jade PothosCutting or corm, last sold 22 Sep 2026 | £12Limited data | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Marble Prince'Marble Prince PothosNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Teruno Champs Élysées'Champs Élysées PothosNo UK sales recorded yet | £25 to £80Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Teruno Fanfare'Fanfare PothosNo UK sales recorded yet | £25 to £80Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum aureum 'Teruno Shangri-La'Shangri-La PothosNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum giganteumGiant EpipremnumNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum giganteum AlboAlbo Giant EpipremnumNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum pinnatum 'Aurea'Golden Dragon Tail PlantNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue'Baltic Blue PothosNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate |
About Epipremnum
Epipremnum is a Southeast Asian and Pacific genus of climbing, epiphytic aroids, most widely known through Epipremnum aureum ('pothos'), one of the most cultivated houseplants worldwide. Collector interest in the genus centres on named variegated sports of E. aureum and the larger-leaved species E. pinnatum and E. giganteum, whose leaves develop pinnate splits and fenestration with age when given something to climb.
Care notes
- Epipremnum tolerates lower light and drier conditions than most other aroids in this catalogue, but leaf size and fenestration in E. pinnatum and E. giganteum only develop with a support to climb and consistently bright, indirect light.
- Variegated E. aureum cultivars (Marble Queen, N'Joy, Snow Queen, Harlequin) are chimeric sports: a plain-green cutting from the same plant won't regrow the variegation, and heavily white forms like Snow Queen and Harlequin need enough remaining green tissue to photosynthesise or they weaken.
- 'Cebu Blue' and 'Baltic Blue' are colour selections of E. pinnatum, not distinct species; their blue-grey sheen is a stable natural colouration, not variegation.
Questions
'Pothos' is the common trade name for Epipremnum aureum specifically; the genus Epipremnum includes several other species (E. pinnatum, E. giganteum, E. amplissimum) that are grown and traded separately, not as 'pothos.'
Fenestration in E. pinnatum and E. giganteum develops with maturity and generally needs something to climb; juvenile and unsupported trailing plants usually keep solid, unsplit leaves.
No, both are named colour selections of Epipremnum pinnatum, distinguished by leaf sheen and blue-grey intensity rather than any structural difference.
Heavily white-variegated cultivars have less chlorophyll-bearing leaf tissue to photosynthesise with; they generally need brighter light and grow slower than plainer green forms of the same species.