What's eating my pothos 'shangri la'?

Pothos 'Shangri La', with its cupped and ruffled leaves, is susceptible to the same indoor pests as other pothos cultivars. Mealybugs love its leaf folds; spider mites thrive in dry conditions. Fungus gnats can attack the roots if soil stays waterlogged. Inspect the curled leaf interiors regularly where pests easily hide.

White waxy fluff tucked inside the cupped leaves and at stem nodes; sticky honeydew and wilting Apply 70% isopropyl alcohol on a cotton swab to each cluster; spray with diluted neem oil every 7–10 days until clear

Tiny specks and fine webbing on leaf undersides; dry, bronzed or stippled foliage Raise humidity, wash foliage with water, treat with insecticidal soap or neem oil weekly for 3–4 weeks

Larvae chew fine roots, causing wilting and poor growth; adults are a nuisance flying around the soil Allow soil to dry between waterings; use yellow sticky traps for adults; drench soil with diluted neem oil or Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis (Bti)