Climbing Neon Pothos in London, United Kingdom
The Neon Pothos plant is a popular indoor plant which is striking due to it’s bright, neon lime green leaves. It is often harder to acquire than a usual pothos and can sometimes be a bit slower growing. That’s because it is a bit more high maintenance than the typical easy going Pothos, but once you get it in just the right place and right care routine, it will thrive – as this one has! This particular plant will be immediately recognised by instagram plant lovers – it is owned by @jamies_jungle who shares his extensive plant collection on instagram. The plants are truly inspiring, but the most show stopping one is the Neon Pothos which has been trained to climb up the wall behind the sofa. This post will show the growth progress of this particular plant showing how it has progressed over time. If you are curious about the Neon Pothos growth progress, then keep scrolling!
Before we get started, if you want to do this yourself, there a few things you will need:
- Neon Pothos – We have found the Neon pothos for sale for each of these locations: US & Canada, Europe & United Kingdom, Australia, Asia
- Self watering planter – This is a favourite product because it really does help a plant by giving it a consistent source of water, reducing stress that can be caused by irregular watering. For this we have located the exact same one used to grow this plant: US & Canada, Europe & United Kingdom, Australia, Asia
- 3M clips – These are the key to keeping the plant vertical and stable. The 3M clips are incredibly strong and reliable, but also don’t constrict the plant and so enable it to continue to grow. These are available here.






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The plant still continues to grow today! If you are interested in following the future growth of this, follow @jamies_jungle on instagram. If you have enjoyed following the growth progress of this plant, you might also like these other posts:
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