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Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue'
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Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue'
cultivar · Epipremnum
'Baltic Blue' is an Epipremnum pinnatum selection whose green leaves gain a bluish tint as they mature. Its leaf cuts develop relatively early.
- Growth habit: Vining; can trail or climb a support. Source and guidance ↓
- Light: Medium to bright indoor light; excessive light can reduce the blue tint. Source and guidance ↓
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Growing this plant
For this plant identity
- Growth habit
- Vining; can trail or climb a support.
- Light
- Medium to bright indoor light; excessive light can reduce the blue tint.
- Watering
- Let the mix partly dry between waterings, without drying completely or remaining saturated.
- Humidity
- Tolerates typical home humidity; added humidity can help in very dry rooms.
General guidance for Epipremnum
General guidance for this genus. Individual species and cultivars can need different conditions.
- Light
- Bright, indirect.
- Water
- Compost nearly dry → water thoroughly; drain.
- Warmth and humidity
- Common pothos: 18–30°C; high humidity unnecessary indoors.
- Support
- Damp moss/coir pole helps aerial roots attach.
Collector notes
It is distinct from 'Cebu Blue', which has a more silvery leaf colour.
Names & identity
Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue' is an established horticultural name associated with Epipremnum pinnatum. Chonk keeps the seller-facing name distinct from verified botanical names.
- Canonical Chonk name
- Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue'
- Accepted or parent name
- Epipremnum pinnatum
- Species epithet
- pinnatum
- Cultivar / horticultural term
- Baltic Blue
Other plants in Epipremnum
Related by genus, not exact matches. Care requirements can differ.
Sources
Plant information
Costa Farms (commercial grower): Baltic Blue ↗
Introduction · Collector notes · Growth habit · Light · Watering · Humidity
Checked 2026-09-24.Name sourcesChonk curated horticultural index