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jade pothos light requirements ade Pothos | The Low-Light Champion | Epipremnum aureum 'Jade'The Epipremnum aureum 'Jade', or Jade Pothos, is the embodiment of classic elegance and resilience. Unlike its variegated cousins, the Jade Pothos is distinguished by its deep, rich, and perfectly uniform green foliage, without any colour variation. This simplicity gives it a timeless beauty. It is the most tolerant of all Pothos varieties to low light conditions, making it the ideal choice for adding a touch of lush nature to the darkest corners of
The Epipremnum aureum 'Jade', or Jade Pothos, is the embodiment of classic elegance and resilience. Unlike its variegated cousins, the Jade Pothos is distinguished by its deep, rich, and perfectly uniform green foliage, without any colour variation. This simplicity gives it a timeless beauty. It is the most tolerant of all Pothos varieties to low-light conditions, making it the ideal choice for adding a touch of lush nature to the darkest corners of your home.
Characteristics
- Foliage: Its evergreen, heart-shaped leaves have a beautiful waxy texture and a rich, solid jade-green colour. The absence of variegation allows it to maximize photosynthesis, even with little light.
- Light: This is its greatest strength. The Jade Pothos is exceptionally tolerant of low light. While it also grows very well in medium to bright indirect light, it will maintain its beautiful green colour even in shadier conditions where other plants would languish.
- Habit: It has a classic, vigorous trailing habit but can also be encouraged to climb a support.
- Growth: Its growth is fast, producing long vines that can quickly fill a space.
- Humidity: It is very tolerant and is content with the normal ambient humidity of a home.
- Potting Mix: A standard, well-draining potting mix for houseplants is perfect.
- Temperature: It thrives in the usual temperature range of our homes, between 18°C and 29°C.
- Watering: Allow the top portion of the soil to dry out between waterings. Like other Pothos, it is very drought-resistant and easily forgives forgetfulness.
- Resistances: Extremely robust, it is highly resistant to low light, drought, and common pests.
Use
- Types of Use: It is the perfect solution for difficult spots: hallways, offices without direct windows, or low-light bathrooms. It is also magnificent in a hanging basket or cascading from the top of a shelf.
- Decorative Benefits: Its solid green foliage brings a touch of calm and serenity. It creates a dense and elegant mass of greenery that never goes out of style and effectively purifies the air.
Care
- Fertilizing: Fertilize lightly with a houseplant fertilizer once every 1 to 2 months during the growing season.
- Pruning: Feel free to prune it to control its size, encourage a bushier appearance, or to create cuttings.
- Repotting: Repot every 2-3 years, or when the plant seems crowded in its pot.
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★★★★★ 5
What's to say, a Saint and a Doctor of the church.
Format: Paperback
Content awesome as one would expect from a doctor of the church. Problem, font size of the printed is to small for comfortable reading.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2025
★★★★★ 5
A guide for prayer relevant today
Format: Paperback
Though written in the 16th century, this book is so direct, speaking of the issues of parenting, prayer, and our relationship with God, as if the author were alive today. The examples she gives are so human, and so direct. Do you pray in church, or do you fall into the temptation of looking who is there around you? What other temptations do you give into that take you AWAY from prayer? Do you know how easy it is to falter in prayer? St. Teresa will help you not feel like a failure. There are times you should simply not pray ("no water in the well"), and in those cases, St. Teresa suggests to read a good book. Lots of good books - and hers is a perfect way to start. She is helping me pray, but when I am having a dry spell, she is helping me not fall away from God.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2014
★★★★★ 5
......................COINCIDENCE?…I was on page 130 when my husband
of 43 yrs kissed me good by, walked out the door, fell down -& never got up. His last words to me when I tried to help him up were " I'm ok".
The paramedics worked on him for over an hour but never got a pulse. He died less than 5' from me -but, I couldn't even hold his hand.
He'd converted to Catholism but, became a Catholic without a church; like me!
Why I chose this book is still beyond me......especially of this Saint; we'd been to her shrine, in Spain, yrs ago. I'd found it
'too much'… the relics (a finger) -as I remember it struck me as wrong.
On that same trip, we went to Fatima; my husband told me he just knew something special had happened here when we visited the shrine & the small statue of Our Lady of Fatima. I,
(the Catholic, raised by devote parents & nuns in school) who really wanted to feel the same -didn't.
It is 3wks. since his death.
Maybe, I'm just still numb.
We were 24/7 for over 43 yrs. (we had a business- then retired & traveled - we had a wonderful life) BUT…
How could I live now...without him? And Why?
I waited for a 'breakdown'… for his loss to hit me. I felt waves of grief, that were physical -go through me for a few days; but, no great sobbing of tears.
The only explanation I have (& I thank God for it) is that I do feel him with me still, in my heart/soul. My daily prayer is that I never feel That loss. (being the cynic that I am, I can not begin to express what this means to me) It is so real a presence & comfort!
And, 'for the record', the very first call I made was to the church we weren't going to. (In 'my' day, if you weren't in 'good standing' you didn't get a funeral Mass.) We got a it and were welcomed!
My Faith, is still pathetically weak. Father told me to offer my grief as sacrifice. I'm trying.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018
★★★★★ 5
Very thoughtful, encouraging, and personal reflection of her life
St. Teresa’s personal reflection of her life brought me a clearer light and understanding of her other more theological writings. What impressed me most was how she revealed her own many short comings and failures despite the great graces she received. This was a real encouragement to me in my own journey toward becoming a saint.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Illustrated ?
The content of the book is well worth reading. The claim that it is "illustrated" borders on dishonesty. There are 14 thumbnail photos, none of which have anything to do with the life of Teresa of Avila. However, it was worth $0.99 (for the Kindle version).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2019