Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Skeleton Key’ is a unique vining aroid. It starts out with small leaves as pictured in the photographs. As the plant matures, the shape of the leaves changes. It will produce leaves with narrow elongated tips while the base of the leaves will remain wide, resembling a skeleton key. We have yet to see mature leaves on

Epipremnum Skeleton Key · Scientific Name: Epipremnum pinnatum · Habits: Clim · Height: Variable · Spacing: · Width: Variable · Exposure: Part Sun | Shade.

The Epipremnum Skeleton Key is one of the most unique Epipremnum, and definitely getting well-deserved attention. This clim specimen in its juvenile 

2022/8/4 · Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 on 80 reviews. Buy online direct from Root Houseplants! Epipremnum pinnatum is part of Araceae family and its native range is Tropical & Subtropical

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 skeleton key. In order to achieve mature leaves these plants do need something to climb.

Summary: Articles about Epipremnum Pinnatum Skeleton Key (Adult) 4.5 The veining on this 

Very unusual and hard-to-find form of Epipremnum Pinnatum with mature foliage that resembles sting rays or skeleton keys. Evergreen perennial tropical vine with 

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Once clim the leaves will mature into larger and often morph with age. This clone tends to have a larger leaf section near the stems and produces a small 

149.99 Add to Cart THIS PLANT IS AVAILABLE FOR PICK UP ONLY & IT WILL NEED TO BE PICKED UP HERE AT THE RANCH. Epipremnum pinnatum 'Skeleton Key' features small juvenile leaves that mature to an unusual skeleton key shape. This plant loves to climb and would be a terrific plant to add to your collection!

Epipremnum pinnatum 'Skeleton Key' features small juvenile leaves that mature to an unusual skeleton key shape. This plant loves to climb and would be a