What's eating my epipremnum pinnatum 'albo variegata'?

Epipremnum pinnatum 'Albo Variegata' is a sought-after collector pothos relative that is primarily threatened by spider mites and thrips. The white-variegated leaf sections are more sensitive than green tissue and show damage early. Mealybugs can establish at nodes along long trailing or climbing stems. Consistent leaf-level inspections keep this pricey plant healthy.

Fine stippling and yellowing, most visible on the pale variegated sections; webbing on undersides in low humidity Increase humidity above 50%, wipe leaves, and spray with neem oil or insecticidal soap every 5–7 days for 3 weeks

Silvery streaking and scarring on new leaves, especially on white variegated patches; distorted emerging growth Remove affected leaves if heavily scarred; spray spinosad or insecticidal soap on all leaf surfaces; deploy sticky traps to gauge population

White cottony masses at stem nodes and where leaves attach; slows growth and causes yellowing along the vine Treat each colony with alcohol on a cotton swab; follow up with neem oil spray covering all nodes; re-check weekly