Epipremnum pinnatum – Dragon Tail Philodendron “Yong 용”

This Dragon Tail came from Dyanna’s collection—a cutting that immediately stood out for its calm strength. I named it “Yong,” the Korean word for “dragon,” because its leaves twist and flow like scales in motion. There’s something ancient in its rhythm, as if it carries both patience and quiet fire in its form.

Though commonly called a Philodendron, *Epipremnum pinnatum* belongs to the Araceae family, alongside Monstera and true Philodendrons. Native to tropical Asia and the Pacific, it grows as a climbing vine, its leaves gradually splitting and deepening in color with age. Indoors, it thrives in bright, indirect light and enjoys being trained along a moss pole or allowed to trail freely.

🪴 Note About This Plant

• Common name: Dragon Tail Philodendron
• Named “Yong (용)” for its dragon-like flow and grounded beauty.
• Enjoys filtered sunlight, light moisture, and gentle support to climb or trail.

🪵 Log

• 2025-10: Adopted from Dyanna