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• Leaves: The leaves of the money plant are heart-shaped or arrow-shaped and come in various shades of green, with some varieties displaying variegation, including white or yellow patches.
• Growth pattern: Money plants are trailing vines that can grow quite long if given proper support. They can also be trained to climb up walls or trellises.
• Aerial roots: this plant develops aerial roots that help it cling onto surfaces and aid in climbing. They can also be used for propagation.
• Flowers: While the primary attraction of the money plant is its foliage, it does produce small, inconspicuous flowers in the wild, but these flowers are rarely seen in indoor settings.
• Humidity: These plants appreciate higher humidity levels, but they can tolerate average indoor humidity.