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pothos vs devils ivy Devil's Ivy – Pothos Plant (Epipremnum aureum)

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pothos vs devils ivy Devil's Ivy – Pothos Plant (Epipremnum aureum)Tough, fast growing, and a total classicEpipremnum aureum, also known as Devils Ivy or Golden Pothos, is a trailing houseplant dream. With heart shaped leaves splashed in gold and green, it thrives on neglect and makes any shelf or hanging planter look lush in no time. Plant Care Light: Bright indirect light, too much sun, and you risk scorching the leaves. The plant will tolerate lower light, but you may lose some of the variegation. Watering: Water

Tough, fast-growing, and a total classic—Epipremnum aureum, also known as Devil’s Ivy or Golden Pothos, is a trailing houseplant dream. With heart-shaped leaves splashed in gold and green, it thrives on neglect and makes any shelf or hanging planter look lush in no time.

Plant Care 

Light: Bright indirect light, too much sun, and you risk scorching the leaves. The plant will tolerate lower light, but you may lose some of the variegation. 

Watering: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch, or if you are displaying as a hanging plant, you can tell if it needs a drink by the weight of your basket. The plant will also let you know it needs a drink with wilted leaves.

Temperature: 15-29°C, a tolerant range, try to avoid too much heat or cold drafts for optimum plant happiness. 

Potting: A well-draining mix is great for these plants, so why not try our Airy Aroid mix

Hot tips: Not only can you display this as a hanging trailer plant, but it also LOVES to grow upwards, similar to its natural habitat, so a moss pole is also a great choice for this plant. 

Pet Friendly: NOPE, don't even try to have this in reach of furry friends, good thing you can hang it up out of reach! 

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When I read this book, I found myself nodding my head so much and lovind the lessons taught. There is a story about the little pig who said "I won't" whenever his mom asked him for help. Then he learns he is missing out by always not wanting to help when his brother "I will" gets to have a fun day at the dock. Sweet little stories about how to act appropriately when you are a guest and how to treat others. It is just darling. My daughter LOVES it because she watches the Richard Scary cartoons on Saturday about solving mysteries. She keeps asking me to read this book to her. I love being able to teach these lessons through this darling book. Highly recommended. :)
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My 2 yr old son LOVES this book
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I bought this for my son to introduce him to saying please and thank you in a manner that wasn't me (his mom) or his dad constantly asking him to say it. Now he reads through this book at least once a day (he has for the past 3 months that we've had this book), and he recites to me all the things that you should do and all the things that you shouldn't do. He points out who is good and who is bad in the book. And when he acts up all I have to say to him is "does Lowly worm (or whoever I can remember) do that in the book? Is he rude?" and instantly he is reminded to not act a certain way. It's much more effective than me asking him to stop. This is a book that should be in every child's library. I read the "top" review here, whatever that means, where the reviewer stated they didst' like the book because it was too negative. That review reeks of a nanny parent; please get over yourself. Give me a break - you are and adult and a parent, you are not your child's friend and a healthy dose of Vitamin NO is exactly what every 2 yr old needs. Highly highly highly recommend for all parents of very young children.
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Good anecdotes and lessons in this book. I wanted to get a book to read to my 4 year old. This book keeps her attention and she likes it. This book talks about many subjects: Proper etiquette for please, thank you, your welcome, being a good guest, helping out with parents, friends, teachers and neighbors, etc. It feels a little long and a lot foing on with each page, but overall a good quality book. Would buy again.
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