The closest I have is what I think is a half-varigated snow Queen pothos cutting.

I initially thought it was a variegated Jade pothos, but Snow Queen looks like it’d match better.

The curly-leafed ones are from a single leaf clipping from my aunt. Now how do you get white/purple from a single purple leaf cutting, no idea aside from a random mutation 🙃.

I have more in another area, but I need to downsize my plant collection 😅.

I think between 2.5 and 3 years old, I’ve obtained it as a fresh cutting.

Hopefully it’ll fruit sooner than later,I don’t have much space as it is 👀. It’ll also be interesting to transplant this beast.

I’ve had a leaf take several week to grow roots, and then nearly a year once in dirt to actually grow a new shoot.

Goodluck!

Trial and error tbh 👀

My understanding is if the pot is too big:

1. The plant will put more effort into growing roots, rather than leaf growth for producing energy for growing the roots.

2. Water retention can become an issue, leading to root rot. A smaller container helps ensure the substrate doesn’t become waterlogged.

The spider plant is jealous in the background 👀

The pot looks too big for me, I’d transplant it into a smaller pot.

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