• baltic blue pothos plant in 6in white pot on a bright pink background leaves are dark green and shiny
  • baltic blue pothos in white pot being watered by someone in a brightly lit living room
  • detail close up shot of the baltic blue pothos leaves they are dark green and can split like a swiss cheese plant
  • digital size chart illustration showcasing the size options for plant at costa farms small is a 4in planter with 7in - 14in tall plant a medium is a 6in planter with a 11in - 23in tall plant and large is a 10in planter with 24in - 45in tall plants
  • baltic blue pothos plant in 6in white pot on a bright pink background leaves are dark green and shiny
  • baltic blue pothos in white pot being watered by someone in a brightly lit living room
  • detail close up shot of the baltic blue pothos leaves they are dark green and can split like a swiss cheese plant
  • digital size chart illustration showcasing the size options for plant at costa farms small is a 4in planter with 7in - 14in tall plant a medium is a 6in planter with a 11in - 23in tall plant and large is a 10in planter with 24in - 45in tall plants
Care Guide

Baltic Blue

$38.00

One of the most stunning pothos varieties you’ll see, Baltic Blue features green-blue leaves with dramatic monstera-like cuts in the side. It’s perfect for adding texture to your space. It is grown and shipped fresh from our Florida farm to your home.

  • Can grow as a vine or trailing houseplant
  • Can climb/trail more than 6 feet long over time!

 

Light Level: Indirect Sunlight

This plant needs to live in a room with at least some natural light. Place it on a table or countertop with windows nearby.

Water Level: Thirsty

This plant can only go 1-2 weeks without water so check on it weekly and add water every time the top two inches of soil dry out.

Quick Tips

Baltic Blue Pothos will develop larger leaves if you let it climb and grow it in a bright spot.

Size Guide
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Plant Bio

Epipremnum pinnatum Baltic Blue

Our Plant Hunter was excited to find this strain of Epipremnum pinnatum on his travels. It immediately stood out because its leaves had a decidedly more blue cast than the species and it tends to fenestrate (develop slits and cuts in the sides) much earlier than other forms. A member of the super-trendy aroid family (Araceae), it is a relative of alocasia, colocasia, monstera, philodendron, and aglaonema. Like many other tropicals, it thrives in warm, humid conditions. We’re excited to bring you this beauty fresh from our farm!

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