N’joy Money Plant

Beginner Friendly
Low Maintenance
Air Purifying

The N’Joy Money Plant sets itself apart from other Pothos varieties with its smaller, more compact leaves and striking green and white variegation that gives each leaf a clean, graphic quality. A slower grower than most Pothos, it rewards patience with a particularly refined look over time.

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Plant care guide

Placement

Indirect lightNeeds bright, indirect light to keep its colour. Avoid dim corners.

Watering

Water when the topsoil feels dryWater when the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry.

Soil

Nutrient-rich soilBest in a rich, loose potting mix that holds some moisture. Feed monthly in spring and summer.

Pet safety

Not pet safeCan be harmful to pets if chewed, so place it somewhere they can't reach.

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About the N’joy Money Plant

The N’Joy Money Plant (Epipremnum aureum ‘N’Joy’) is a beautiful variegated money plant loved for its small heart-shaped leaves and clean patches of green, cream, and white. Compared to the regular Golden Money Plant, N’Joy has a more compact, decorative look, with brighter contrast and a softer tabletop presence. It grows as an easy trailing vine, making it perfect for desks, shelves, small corners, hanging pots, and bright indoor spaces. Like other money plants, it is hardy, forgiving, and well suited for Indian homes, needing bright indirect light and watering only when the topsoil starts to dry. A lovely choice for anyone who wants the familiar charm of a money plant, but with a fresher, more special variegated look.

Specifications

Botanical name: Epipremnum aureum 'N'Joy'
Plant type: Creepers & Climbers
Size: Small
Height: 5–15 cm
Care level: Easy
Best placement: Table Top, Desk, Shelf and Corner, Balcony and Window
Good for: Air Purifying, Gifting, Vastu

Did you know?

'N'Joy' was bred in India and is known for its small, neat leaves.
It grows slower than the Golden Money Plant, so it stays compact.
Cuttings root easily in a glass of water.

Packed for tosses and tumbles

Fit snuglyTucked in tight to ride out every bump.
Tied downPot and soil stay put, whichever way it turns.
Air holesRoom to breathe, so it arrives ready to show off.

Notes From Plant Parents

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No Saplings
Grown to a full, display-ready size before it ships.
Arrives as Shown
The plant in the photos, in the pot you picked.
Real Photos, Honest Sizes
Shot at our farm, with real heights in cm.
Grown at Our Own Farm in Bhopal
Cared for by our team until the day it ships.
Delivered Across India
From our farm to homes all over India.

Frequently asked questions

What makes N’Joy Money Plant different from a regular money plant?

N’Joy has smaller, more compact leaves with clean patches of green, cream, and white, giving it a brighter and more decorative look than the regular golden money plant.

Is N’Joy Money Plant good for home decor?

Yes, its compact growth and variegated leaves make it perfect for desks, shelves, side tables, small corners, and hanging planters.

Is N’Joy Money Plant rare?

It is less common than the regular money plant and is loved by plant collectors for its neat variegation and softer tabletop look.

Does N’Joy Money Plant grow as a vine?

Yes, it grows as a trailing vine, but it usually stays more compact and slower growing than many other money plant varieties.

Is N’Joy Money Plant good for gifting?

Yes, it makes a lovely gift because it has the familiar charm of a money plant with a more special and colourful look.