Epipremnum Shangri La
The Shangri La is part of the Epipremnum Aureum family, so bunched in with the Snow Queens, Marble Queens, Devils Ivy… So naturally it’s an easy to care for plant. The unique thing about this one is the leaves grow sort of spiraled together in a way. If any other plant were to do this you’d be thinking it were a humidity issue or something but this plant just grows that way. Unless you give it too much light then the leaves grow in flat and boring.
I only have one of these available which is the one pictured.
The Shangri La is part of the Epipremnum Aureum family, so bunched in with the Snow Queens, Marble Queens, Devils Ivy… So naturally it’s an easy to care for plant. The unique thing about this one is the leaves grow sort of spiraled together in a way. If any other plant were to do this you’d be thinking it were a humidity issue or something but this plant just grows that way. Unless you give it too much light then the leaves grow in flat and boring.
I only have one of these available which is the one pictured.
The Shangri La is part of the Epipremnum Aureum family, so bunched in with the Snow Queens, Marble Queens, Devils Ivy… So naturally it’s an easy to care for plant. The unique thing about this one is the leaves grow sort of spiraled together in a way. If any other plant were to do this you’d be thinking it were a humidity issue or something but this plant just grows that way. Unless you give it too much light then the leaves grow in flat and boring.
I only have one of these available which is the one pictured.