Epipremnum Aureum Jade Pothos -SPORT VARIGATED MUTANT

A "Jade Sport" variegated pothos, often appearing as a white-streaked mutation, occurs when a solid green Jade Pothos develops variegation, typically from increased light. These plants feature dark green, matte leaves with irregular white/cream streaks and speckles, similar to a "Pearls and Jade" but arising from a Jade lineage.

Sport variegated means it happened by nature, and there is no guarantee it will stay as it grows. 

"Sport variegated refers to a genetic mutation in plants that results in a distinct color or pattern change on the leaves, stems, or flowers. This mutation can occur spontaneously and is characterized by areas of different colors, such as white, yellow, or cream, contrasting with the parent plant's green color. Unlike inherent variegation, which is stable and passed down through seeds, sport variegation is typically unstable and may revert to the parent plant's original appearance if not properly maintained. "

I have been told that if you cut the plant below the node that is variegated, you can propagate it to remain that way. Perhaps an old wives tale?

The photos are of the actual plant you will receive. (Grower's choice)