Epipremnum aureum 'Happy Leaf' ('Manjula') Zamiaceae Deep burgundy stalks and protective

Deep burgundy stalks and protective sheaths extend the dark base colour below each blade

The species name barberianus was first published in 1856

giving the plant a weathered

Fertilising: Feed monthly with a balanced houseplant fertiliser

this species thrives in diverse conditions

Epipremnum aureum 'Happy Leaf' ('Manjula') Zamiaceae Deep burgundy stalks and protectiveEpipremnum aureum 'Happy Leaf' ('Manjula') Only short sections of stem separate the young leaves of Epipremnum aureum Happy Leaf, so the plant begins as a close, low mound. The stems become more visible as they lengthen and may eventually trail beyond the original cluster or attach by their aerial roots. The broad leaves are rounded to triangular and have gently waved edges. Large irregular areas of cream, pale yellow, dark green and several lighter