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A highly variegated Epipremnum pinnatum with bright yellow marbling on deep green leaves, perfect as an easy-care trailing or climbing statement plant for bright indoor spaces.
About this plant
Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Yellow Flame’ is a rare, highly variegated form of Epipremnum pinnatum prized for its bright yellow and lime marbling over deep green foliage.
New leaves emerge with striking flame-like streaks that become more defined as the plant matures and climbs or trails.
As with other pinnatum types, leaves can become more elongated and fenestrated when grown up a pole or trellis in higher light and humidity.
Each plant you receive is fully rooted in its nursery pot and hand-selected for healthy growth and visible variegation at the time of shipping.
Minor cosmetic imperfections or slight color variation are normal and part of the unique character of each plant.
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Light requirements
• Bright, indirect light is ideal to maintain strong yellow variegation and prevent the plant from reverting.
• Avoid harsh, direct midday sun that can scorch the lighter leaf sections; a few hours of gentle morning or late afternoon sun is typically fine if acclimated.
• Lower light will reduce contrast and may lead to more green, less variegated growth over time.
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Water and humidity
• Water when the top 1–2 inches of the substrate feel dry, allowing excess water to drain completely.
• Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix to keep roots aerated and prevent rot.
• Average household humidity is tolerated, but the plant will appreciate higher humidity (around 50–70%) for faster growth and crisper variegation.
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Growth habit and support
• Naturally a climbing or trailing aroid, suitable for hanging baskets, shelves, or grown up a moss pole or plank.
• As it climbs and matures, leaves can become larger and more elongated, developing a more dramatic, tropical look.
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Pet and people safety
Like other Epipremnum, this plant is considered toxic if ingested and may irritate pets or humans if chewed.
Keep out of reach of curious cats, dogs, and small children.