PlantVariegation.
Patterns of different colors in plant tissue, often visible as pale, yellow, or differently pigmented areas on leaves.
What it means for your plants
Variegation has different causes and does not produce identical care needs in every cultivar. Observe new growth and light response rather than assuming a variegated plant can tolerate the same dim position as its green relative.
IN PRACTICE
A strongly variegated pothos may lose visual intensity or grow poorly when placed in insufficient light.
Put it into practice
Care for pothos with the right light, moisture checks, pruning, and node-based propagation for a manageable indoor vine.
Pothos care: a practical guide to fuller, healthier vines