Hawaiian pothos is a robust form of golden pothos with noticeably larger, heart-shaped leaves splashed in bright yellow variegation. The vines trail generously from a basket or climb a moss pole, where the leaves grow bigger still. It keeps its good looks with very little from you.

It handles low light but holds stronger variegation in bright, indirect light. Water when the top inch or two of soil dries, and trim wandering vines to thicken the plant; the cuttings root easily in water. Average household temperatures and humidity are fine.