Golden Queen Hawaiian Pothos – Epipremnum aureum Live Node Cutting | Giant Fenestrated Aerial Root Segment | Rare Climbing Houseplant
Golden Queen Hawaiian Pothos – Epipremnum aureum Live Node Cutting | Giant Fenestrated Aerial Root Segment | Rare Climbing Houseplant
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Grow a stunning tropical houseplant with this live Giant Fenestrated Golden Queen Hawaiian Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) node cutting featuring a healthy aerial root. Propagated from a mature giant form, these thick vine segments have the potential to develop impressively large, fenestrated leaves when provided with proper support such as a moss pole or tree. Known for its beautiful green and golden variegated foliage, vigorous growth, and beginner-friendly care, Hawaiian Pothos is perfect for indoor plant collections, tropical displays, and climbing plant enthusiasts.
You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Giant Golden Queen Hawaiian Pothos node cutting
✔️ Thick vine segment with aerial root
✔️ Fresh unrooted propagation cutting
✔️ No pot or soil included
✔️ Secure packaging with moisture protection for safe arrival
🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Golden Queen Hawaiian Pothos
Botanical Name: Epipremnum aureum
Plant Type: Tropical evergreen climbing vine
Growth Stage: Unrooted node cutting with aerial root
Sun Requirements: Bright, indirect light; tolerates lower light conditions
Soil: Well-draining aroid or indoor potting mix after rooting
Watering: Root in water with only the node submerged; refresh water every 1–3 days until roots reach 2–3 inches before transplanting
Mature Height: Vines can exceed 20 feet with support; leaves enlarge significantly when mature
Growth Rate: Fast
USDA Zones: 10–12 (indoors in most climates)
Container Friendly: Yes
💡 Care Tip: Place the cutting in clean water with only the node submerged and the aerial root exposed to encourage healthy root development. Once roots are well established, transplant into a chunky, well-draining mix and provide a moss pole or other vertical support to encourage larger, fenestrated foliage.
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