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This mixed 6-pack of live pothos is a perfect way for first-time plant parents to begin their houseplant journey or for seasoned green thumbs to add even more greenery to their verdant interiors. Sometimes known as devil's ivy, pothos are among the easiest houseplants to grow, with their heart- or lance-shaped, pointed green leaves trailing from stems. Pothos plants can also feature variegated foliage with streaks, splashes or spots of white, yellow or pale green. Even silvery. These 6 young tropical beauties will arrive at your door fully rooted in 2 in. pots. Pothos can be introduced pretty much any time of year indoors. Whether on a bookshelf, plant stand, hanging perch or elsewhere, give your new pothos some space to spread or climb. Pothos will look their most vibrant in bright, indirect light, yet they can hang tough in low light spots too. Avoid direct Sunlight, which can burn the foliage. Possible varieties received include jade satin pothos, Marble Queen and Hawaiian pothos. Philodendrons are also possible. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Pothos prefer temps between 60°F and 85°F. They appreciate higher humidity but do well in drier climes too. You can mimic the humidity of their native habitat by using a humidifier, grouping plants or using pebble trays.

This mixed 4-pack of live pothos is a perfect way for first-time plant parents to begin their houseplant journey or for seasoned green thumbs to add more lush greenery to their verdant interiors. No matter one's experience, these vibrant beauties will breathe life into any home decor. Pothos are easy to love and among the easiest houseplants to grow, with their heart- or lance-shaped, pointed green leaves trailing from stems. Pothos plants can also feature variegated foliage with streaks, splashes, or spots of white, yellow, or pale green. Even silvery. These 4 tropical beauties will arrive at your door fully rooted in 4 in. pots. Pothos can be planted pretty much any time of year indoors. Whether on a bookshelf, plant stand, hanging perch or elsewhere, give your new pothos vines some space to spread. Pothos can be pruned to achieve a bushier plant. They are fairly fast growers, with variegated forms growing more slowly. Pothos enjoy and will look their most vibrant in bright, indirect light, yet they can thrive in low light spots too. Avoid direct sunlight, which burns or scars the foliage. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Pothos prefer temps between 60°F and 85°F. They appreciate higher humidity but do well in drier climes too. You can mimic the humidity of their native habitat by misting or keeping them in rooms that have higher humidity, such as the kitchen or a bathroom.

Delray Plants Golden Pothos from Costa Farms is a foliage plant with interesting colors. Its long been a staple in interiors cape. The Golden Pothos is a classic broad leaf plant. Delray Plants updated this classic with an upgraded pot fit for a new generation. Not only are Pothos plants striking and hearty, they help purify the air by removing unhealthy organic compounds.

The Marble Queen Pothos is the perfect plant for the beginner or forgetful gardener. Not only is this Pothos plant very hardy and easy to care for, but it is also excellent at removing toxins in the air. This Marble Pothos plant will bring lush splendor to nearly any desktop or tabletop. The Marble Queen Pothos plant produces cascading vines with heart-shaped, glossy leaves featuring elegant patterns and shapes. Pothos live plants can grow well in a wide variety of environments but prefers a location with shady to high, indirect light. This Pothos Plant comes is a 6 inch hanging basket with a removable hook.

This Neon Pothos plant hanging basket 2-Pack is perfect for the beginner or forgetful gardener. The hooks on these Neon Pothos hanging baskets are removable. Not only is this Pothos plant very hardy and easy to care for, but it is also excellent at removing toxins in the air. With its neon-green foliage, the Neon Pothos plant will bring lush splendor to nearly any setting. The Neon Pothos plant produces cascading vines with heart-shaped, glossy leaves. Pothos plants can grow well in a wide variety of environments but prefers a location with shady to high, indirect light.

Known as the jade plant, the Crassula family has thick, glossy leaves on short tree-like branches. The leaves taper off at the end and can sometimes display a red hue around the edges. With the ability to hold water in its leaves, it is a hardy succulent and easy to care for year-round.

Echeveria is a family of succulents with a rosette-like appearance. Their unique leaves that can be seen in a variety of textures, shapes and colors ranging from deep ruby to dusty lilac. Native to the southwest region of the United States and Mexico, these plants are drought-resistant and love the sun.

Another popular houseplant, the pothos has a heart-shaped leaf. Loving the natural light, they will thrive with little maintenance. Their long tendrils will hang or climb if trained, making for a beautiful natural canvas on walls, polls and anything they can cling to.

Echeveria is a family of succulents with a rosette-like appearance. Their unique leaves that can be seen in a variety of textures, shapes and colors ranging from deep ruby to dusty lilac. Native to the southwest region of the United States and Mexico, these plants are drought-resistant and love the sun.

The Happy Bean has peapod shaped leaves that grow along semi-succulent stems. This succulent grows upward and bushy-like. Happy beans are great to give as gifts and to use as home decor.