The pothos (Epipremnum aureum) one of the simplest indoor plants to grow, is sometimes disregarded in favor of more eye-catching species like orchids. While missing flowers, this tropical vine. Resembles the philodendron, has a variety of leaf colors and patterns that suit a variety of decors and tastes.

One of the better indoor plants for air purification is the pothos, which eliminates typical pollutants including formaldehyde, xylene, and benzene.

Pothos is also known as a taro vine, money plant, hunter’s cloak, and arum ivy. Due to its near-impossibility to eradicate and potential for invasiveness in nature, it is also occasionally referred to as “devil’s ivy.”

In their natural habitat, They may quickly climb trees and grow to heights of more than 60 feet.

Pothos and Philodendrons are both trailing plants with heart-shaped leaves, therefore they may be mistaken for one another. Also, Its and Philodendron are members of the genera Epipremnum and Philodendron, respectively. However, they both belong to the Araceae plant family. In this excellent post by The Spruce, find out more about how to differentiate between the two plants.