What's eating my epipremnum pinnatum dragon tail?

Epipremnum pinnatum (Dragon Tail) is a vigorous aroid that is generally resilient but still susceptible to spider mites, mealybugs, and thrips indoors. Thrips are more commonly reported on this species than on standard pothos, as they target rapidly developing fenestrating leaves. Inspect unfurling leaves carefully.

Silver-streaked or scarred leaf surfaces; distorted, stunted new leaves; small black frass specks visible Remove heavily infested leaves; spray with spinosad or neem oil; repeat every 5 days for 3–4 cycles; blue sticky traps help monitor

Stippled, faded foliage with webbing on leaf undersides; leaves may dry and drop in severe cases Rinse foliage; apply insecticidal soap or neem oil; raise humidity; repeat weekly

White cottony patches at nodes and leaf axils; new growth slows or deforms Spot-treat with isopropyl alcohol; apply neem oil preventively; isolate from other plants