Here's my marble queen pothos plant

This lovely plant will be happiest with indirect light and a well-draining soil mix. You can use various materials, including potting soil, perlite, orchid bark, peat moss, vermiculite, and compost. Ensure you give it lots of love and attention by keeping the humidity around 50-70% and the temperature just right for it. I usually give it a little boost with liquid fertilizer every planting season.

The marble queen pothos plant requires little maintenance. Like other tropical plants, this plant prefers a site that is not too bright but still receives sunlight, and to avoid burn leaves, place it in a bright, indirect light setting. Then, irrigation issues are addressed by using well-drained planting material such as perlite and peat moss. This plant surely prefers high humidity, and if it receives little humidity, the leaves become yellow.