Epipremnum ‘Snow Leopard’
 
This one doesn’t blend in. It prowls.
 
Epipremnum ‘Snow Leopard’ takes everything people love about pothos and strips the softness out of it. High-contrast variegation, sharp marbling, and a pattern that feels deliberate rather than decorative. Each leaf looks hand-finished. Nothing uniform. Nothing safe.
 
The white and silver tones cut hard against the green, especially in good light. As it trails, it creates movement and tension rather than the usual gentle cascade. It feels wild, even when it’s behaving itself.
 
And behave it does. This is still an epipremnum at heart. Bright, indirect light keeps the variegation crisp, but it won’t collapse if conditions aren’t perfect. Let the soil dry slightly between waterings, keep it warm, and it will steadily push out new growth.
 
Why it’s special
The patterning is bold and unpredictable, making it instantly recognisable. It has the visual punch of a collector plant with the tolerance of a beginner-friendly houseplant. That combination is rare.
 
Good to know
As a variegated indoor plant, growth can be a little slower than solid green forms, especially in lower light. Give it more brightness and it rewards you quickly. Easy to propagate, easy to live with, hard to get bored of.
 
If you want a trailing plant that refuses to fade into the background, Epipremnum ‘Snow Leopard’ earns its reputation.
 
Sharp. Confident. Zero camouflage.