Marble Queen Pothos agastache so it's unlikely you'll have

so it's unlikely you'll have seen it elsewhere

so we've included three of the most common ones: the trowel

With bright orange leaves painted with copper-red centers and yellow margins

with petals that have a water-colored look

blue-green

Marble Queen Pothos agastache so it's unlikely you'll haveOf course we've all seen Pothos beforeit's the ideal houseplant. However, the unusual pattern on Marble Queen's leaves gives it a whole new level of distinction. Plant it in a decorative pot and let it tumble over the edge of a bookshelf, the elegant marbling creating a worldly look in your home library. We also like this one for the hanging basket, as the waterfall of color really refreshes a room. It has all the benefits of any Pothosit thrives in