5 Differences Between Pothos & Philodendrons || @Aplantlady

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Get App Philodendron and pothos look almost identical but belong to different genus. (Pothos is actually called Epipremnum). @Aplantlady on

Get App Leaf shape: philodendron have a true heart shape leaf, with more space between the rounded lobes at the widest part of the leaf. 1 @Aplantlady on

Get App Philodendron also become more narrow at the bottom of their leaves while pothos have a fuller shape. @Aplantlady on

Get App Leaf texture: philodendron leaves are soft and smooth. Pothos leaves are waxy and have a ribbed texture and will feel bumpy. 2 @Aplantlady on

Get App Leaf thickness: philodendron leaves are a lot thinner and delicate than pothos leaves. 3 @Aplantlady on

Get App New leaves: new philodendron leaves come out of the top of the vine, while new pothos leaves unfurl from its current leaf. 4 @Aplantlady on

Get App Only philodendrons will have cataphylls. The cataphyll is the name of the sheath in which the new leaf grows. They will eventually get brown and crisp @Aplantlady on

Get App Aerial roots: philodendron have thinner aerial roots while pothos have rounder and thicker ones. 5 @Aplantlady on

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