Epipremnum aureum – Pothos Manjula “OG Vertebrae” (XL)

This Pothos Manjula (Epipremnum aureum ‘Manjula’), nicknamed “Vertebrae”, has been with me since my Baltimore days. While my smaller Manjula lives near my desk (see it here), this XL version has always been in the bedroom—bringing steady growth and calm presence to the space. Having one nearby at work and another while resting feels like the perfect balance.

The name “Vertebrae” comes from the way its vines stretch long, with puffy foliage that adds volume and shape along the way. Each leaf carries that classic Manjula swirl—marbled with cream, white, and green—yet the fuller, layered growth gives this plant a sculptural elegance. Pleasing to look at from every angle, it thrives in bright, indirect light but remains forgiving in lower-light spots. It’s an easy keeper, resilient and expressive, with a form that always feels refined and alive.

🪴 Note About This Plant

• Nicknamed “Vertebrae” for its long, segmented vines and puffy foliage.
• Classic Manjula marbling in cream, white, and green tones.
• Thrives in bright indirect light, adapts to lower light indoors.