Epipremnum Pinnatum “Skeleton Key” is an uncommon form of Pinnatum. In their juvenile form, the leaves are small — but as they mature, their leaves form an odd shape reminiscent of a

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Although its juvenile form may resemble the common Pothos, this plant produces stunningly unique 'Skeleton-key' shaped leaves once it begins to climb 

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Epipremnum Skeleton Key Plant in 2×3″ pot $ 32.88 (Juvenile Form) Skeleton Key is a very fast growing, clim tropical vine with oddly shaped, skeleton like leaves which grow in a beautiful draping form. Given a tree or any wood frame to climb and a little time your landscape will be dressed to impress. Pot Size: 3"x2"x2" Square

Epipremnum -60% Epipremnum Pinnatum Skeleton Key 12cm pot Buy 2 get 10% off Monstera Care tips € 49.95 € 19.95 Add to cart Free shipping over €200 Direct from Greenhouse Shipping insurance Description Talk about funky! As plants age the leaves form unique key shapes that resemble old skeleton keys!

The Epipremnum Skeleton Key is one of the most unique Epipremnum, and definitely getting well-deserved attention. This clim specimen in its juvenile state foliage resembles that of a Pothos (Epipremnum Aureum) narrow and pointed, but once allowed to climb and mature, the leaves will transform their structure to the

Exclusive range Epipremnum pinnatum 'Skeleton Key' (Big Leaves) at Claessen Orchids. Order now in our webshop. Plant stage: Adolescent. Pot size: 17.

The Epipremnum pinnatum 'Skeleton Key' is a truly interesting looking Epipremnum that is thankfully gaining popularity.These clim Aroids start out with leaves that resemble a Pothos (Epipremnum aureum), but once allowed to climb and mature, the leaves will transform.The part of the leaf closest to the stem will stay wide and rounded, while the rest will be a narrow strip, resembling a

In the ground or up an arbor, Epipremnums get big and are often unrecognizable from their potted juvenile state. They add a wonderfully tropical accent to any