Golden Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
Malay names: Sirih Gading

Air-purifying trailing vine believed to attract wealth and positive energy; very forgiving.
๐งญ Feng Shui Benefits & Placement
Benefits: Prosperity, Positive Energy, Protection
Best Placement: South-East wealth area or office shelves to keep energy flowing.
Avoid: Avoid cluttered, dark corners where vines tangle; keep away from bedrooms if sensitive.
Train upward on a moss pole to symbolise growth and ambition.
๐ Light & Temperature
Light: Medium to bright indirect; tolerates low light but variegation reduces.
Temperature: 22โ34ยฐC.
๐ชด Pot & Soil
Pot: Hanging pot or 5โ15 L pot with pole; fast-draining aroid mix.
Soil Mix: Aroid mix: 40% coco chips, 20% perlite, 20% bark, 20% compost.
๐ง Watering
Schedule: Dry season: every 5โ7 days; Rainy: every 7โ10 days
Amount: 0.5โ1 L per watering for 10โ15 L pot
Let top 2โ4 cm dry; droopy leaves signal thirst.
๐งช Fertilizing
Type: Balanced liquid 10-10-10
Frequency: Every 4 weeks
Dosage: Half label dose
๐ Harvest & Indicators
Start: N/A
Typical Duration: N/A
Indicators: N/A
Tips: N/A
๐ฑ Propagation
Stem cuttings at nodes in water or mix; roots in 2โ4 weeks.
๐ Common Pests & Diseases
- Mealybugs & spider mites: Rinse foliage; neem 0.5โ1% weekly until resolved.
๐ฆ๏ธ Seasonal Notes (Malaysia)
Increase airflow during monsoon; avoid waterlogging in low light.
๐ Planting Notes
Trim regularly to prevent leggy growth; wipe leaves to keep energy fresh.
๐ก Extra Care Tips
- Use pole for larger leaves
- Flush pot monthly to prevent salt buildup
Note
Feng Shui guidance varies by school; placements here follow common, practical principles and pair with climate-appropriate care. Adjust schedules based on pot size, light, and weather.
Feng Shui Disclaimer
Feng Shui interpretations and plant symbolism differ across traditions. The guidance here is general and for inspiration; it does not guarantee outcomes such as wealth, luck, or health. Results depend on many factors including home layout, maintenance, climate, and personal intention.
If a plant is unsuitable for your space or microclimate, you may substitute with symbolic elements (artwork, colors, objects) while maintaining good horticultural practices appropriate for Malaysia.