Golden Pothos Tissue Culture

Tissue culture means the plant was grown in a sterile, gel-based laboratory environment. This ensures the plant is completely free of pests, algae, and pathogens, providing a clean, safe start for your terrarium or vivarium.

Carefully remove the plant from the container and gently rinse away the nutrient gel from the roots using lukewarm water. Once clean, you can plant it directly into your substrate or attach it to your background.

While it is adaptable to low light, the plant will display the most vibrant yellow and green variegation when kept under moderate to high lighting. In lower light conditions, the leaves may shift toward a more solid green.

Yes, because these tissue cultures are grown in a sterile environment, they are safe to introduce into bioactive enclosures immediately. However, please note that Pothos contains calcium oxalates, so it should not be used in enclosures with animals known to consume the foliage.

No, supplemental fertilizer is generally not required for this plant. It is a fast grower that will thrive in the moist, nutrient-rich environment typically found in established terrariums and vivariums.