Cebu Blue Pothos is a stunning tropical houseplant known for its shimmering silvery-blue foliage that adds a cool, modern vibe to any space. This easy-care plant is a favorite among plant collectors and beginners alike for its graceful trailing vines and ability to thrive in a wide variety of indoor conditions.
Unrooted/lightly rooted cuttings potted on 9/15/26. This plant was propagated from my beloved mother plant and potted in-home in a sphagnum moss/perlite mix :)
Cebu Blue Pothos Care:
Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light so it can maintain its blueish hue. It can definitely tolerate medium light, but you run the risk of the plant losing its vibrancy. Avoid harsh light, as the leaves can scorch.
Water: Allow the top 1 or 2 inches of the soil the dry out between waterings.
Soil: Right now, THIS plant is potted in moss/perlite. When you have 2-3 inches of established roots, you can move it over into loose, well-draining, chunky soil. I use a potting mix with worm castings, add perlite, and orchid bark!
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Cebu Blue Pothos is a stunning tropical houseplant known for its shimmering silvery-blue foliage that adds a cool, modern vibe to any space. This easy-care plant is a favorite among plant collectors and beginners alike for its graceful trailing vines and ability to thrive in a wide variety of indoor conditions.
Unrooted/lightly rooted cuttings potted on 9/15/26. This plant was propagated from my beloved mother plant and potted in-home in a sphagnum moss/perlite mix :)
Cebu Blue Pothos Care:
Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light so it can maintain its blueish hue. It can definitely tolerate medium light, but you run the risk of the plant losing its vibrancy. Avoid harsh light, as the leaves can scorch.
Water: Allow the top 1 or 2 inches of the soil the dry out between waterings.
Soil: Right now, THIS plant is potted in moss/perlite. When you have 2-3 inches of established roots, you can move it over into loose, well-draining, chunky soil. I use a potting mix with worm castings, add perlite, and orchid bark!
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