devils ivy money plant

Why Choose a Devils Ivy Money Plant?

The devils ivy money plant is prized for being incredibly low-maintenance and hardy. This trailing plant tolerates low light, infrequent watering, and can even bounce back from neglect. It's perfect for hanging baskets, tall shelves, or as a charming desktop accent. Place your plant in moderate to bright, indirect light for the most vibrant foliage, although it will also survive in shadier spots. Water when the top couple of centimetres of soil have dried out, and watch as the glossy leaves keep your space fresh and green year-round.

Benefits and Popular Uses

In feng shui, the money plant is thought to bring prosperity, good fortune, and positive energy into your space. Many Kiwis choose it for both its beauty and symbolic value. Aside from its charms in your living area or office, the devils ivy money plant is renowned for its ability to improve air quality by filtering out toxins, helping you create a healthier indoor environment.

Let the trailing vines spill from a hanging planter, train your devils ivy money plant up a totem or moss pole, or propagate cuttings in water to share with friends and family—this plant is as adaptable as it is generous.

Epipremnum Varieties to Explore

If you’ve fallen for the easygoing nature of Epipremnum aureum, why not expand your collection with some striking relatives? Take a look at Epipremnum Glacier for a delicate silver-and-green patterned leaf. For those who love bolder contrasts, Epipremnum Golden Queen features golden splashes, while Epipremnum Snow Queen Pothos (Pothos Plant) delivers crisp, snowy variegation.

Prefer a more classic look? Epipremnum Jade (Pothos) stands out with pure, deep green leaves, and Epipremnum N'Joy Pothos offers cheerful white and green variegation.

Styling and Companion Plants

The devils ivy money plant pairs beautifully with bold foliage like Sansevieria cylindrical for an architectural touch, or the silver-marked leaves of Monstera siltepecana for a rainforest vibe. For a splash of colour, consider vibrant Kalanchoe Red or the playful patterned leaves of Hypoestes 'Splash Red'. Air plants like Tillandsia oaxacana (Air Plant) bring sculptural flair and require minimal care, complementing your Philodendron jungle.

Caring for Your Devils Ivy Money Plant

Keep your devils ivy money plant looking its best by wiping down leaves occasionally to remove dust and promote glossy growth. Feed with a diluted liquid fertiliser every month during spring and summer. Prune back leggy vines to encourage bushier growth—don’t be afraid, as cuttings are easy to root.

Whether you’re starting your indoor garden or adding to a growing collection, the devils ivy money plant will reward you with beauty, resilience, and a touch of botanical good fortune.