“Money Plants (Pothos / Devil’s Ivy) – Indoor Plant for Prosperity and Air Purification”

Feng Shui & Prosperity

Attracts wealth, luck, and positive energy; ideal for living room or office corners.

Air Purification

Removes indoor toxins like formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene.

Low Maintenance

Grows in soil or water, tolerates low light, requires minimal care.

Decorative Appeal

Train vines on trellises, shelves, or hanging pots for natural elegance.

Stress Relief & Mental Well-being

Reduces stress and enhances focus in indoor spaces.

Pothos Golden

Green leaves with golden yellow streaks, grows fast, ideal for hanging baskets or pots.

Pothos Marble Queen

White and green marbled leaves, very decorative and elegant.

Pothos Neon

Bright lime-green leaves, perfect for modern interiors.

Money Plant in Water

Hydroponic growth, commonly in glass containers, lucky for Feng Shui purposes.

Pothos Jade

Dark green classic variety, hardy and easy to maintain.

Living Room

Place your Money Plant in the living room corners or near windows to attract positive energy and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the space. The plant’s vibrant green leaves instantly uplift the room ambiance.

Bedroom

Keeping a Money Plant in the bedroom helps purify the air, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere. Its presence promotes mental relaxation and a peaceful sleep environment.

Office Desk

Place the plant on your office desk to reduce stress, improve focus, and boost productivity. Its green foliage adds a refreshing touch to the workspace, enhancing creativity.

Kitchen / Balcony

Money Plants can tolerate humidity and indirect sunlight, making kitchens or balconies suitable spots. Ensure they are not exposed to harsh direct sunlight to keep leaves healthy.

Hanging Pots / Trellises

Train the vines along decorative supports like trellises or hanging pots to create a vertical garden effect. It adds a dynamic and natural touch to your indoor decor.

Light

Thrives in bright, indirect sunlight but can tolerate low-light conditions. Rotate the plant occasionally to ensure even growth and prevent leggy stems.

Water

Water every 1–2 weeks, keeping the soil slightly moist. Avoid overwatering, as standing water can cause root rot. Hydroponic setups require regular water replacement.

Soil

Use a well-draining potting mix. For water-grown plants, add pebbles or marbles in the container to support roots and prevent stagnation.

Temperature & Humidity

Ideal temperature is 18–28°C (65–82°F). Normal indoor humidity is sufficient. Avoid placing near heaters or air conditioners.

Fertilizer & Pruning

Use balanced liquid fertilizer once a month. Regularly prune vines to encourage fuller growth, maintain shape, and remove yellow or damaged leaves.

Cuttings in Water

Select a healthy vine with at least 3 leaves. Place it in a glass of water, changing water weekly. Roots typically develop within 2–4 weeks. This method is easy and visually appealing for indoor decor.

Cuttings in Soil

Plant vine cuttings directly into moist, well-draining soil. Keep the soil slightly damp until roots are established. This method is ideal for long-term growth in pots.

Division

Mature plants with multiple stems can be carefully divided into separate sections. Replant each section in its own container or soil patch. This method helps in multiplying plants quickly while maintaining healthy growth.

Yellowing Leaves

Often caused by overwatering or poor drainage. Reduce watering frequency, ensure pot has drainage holes, and repot in fresh well-draining soil. Yellow leaves often recover with corrected care.

Drooping Stems

Low light, underwatering, or sudden temperature drops cause droop. Move to bright, indirect light, water appropriately, and trim damaged stems for recovery.

Brown Leaf Edges

Dry air, salt buildup or excess fertilizer cause browning. Flush soil occasionally, reduce fertilizer, and increase ambient humidity by misting or a pebble tray.

Can survive in water or soil and tolerates low light — great for beginners and busy homes.

Valued in Feng Shui and Vastu for symbolizing prosperity when kept healthy and placed thoughtfully.

Fast-growing vines can be trained as hanging plants, climbers, or kept compact with pruning.

Heart-shaped leaves make it a popular gift plant for homes and offices.

Money plants are reported to help reduce indoor pollutants like formaldehyde and benzene in small, indoor settings.

They boost freshness and add a sense of wellbeing — best used in combination with ventilation for real air-quality improvements.

Low-maintenance and suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, and offices where extra greenery helps concentration.