Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
I had a pathos for 30 years.I never looked up what gene it was. It got root bound and drowned. I really miss that plant. I bought what I thought was the same. Some of the leaves where creamy white. Now they are light yellow and green and some are just green. Growing very well. My old plant had a mix of bright white/ green and also green. I would like to obtain clippings to the bright white/ green, I have looked to buy it all over the place.
This new plant is in the exact location as the old one. I fert and water the same. So I don't think that I have the right pathos. Can you help?
Sounds like you recently bought a golden pothos which is much more common.
On your previous plant, were some of the leaves completely white? My Marble Queen does not have completely white leaves, and I think it may be a newer type of pothos that wouldn't have been available 30 years ago. I'm wondering if you had something other than Marble Queen? If you have more detail about the original plant or even a photo of it that would be great.
Name: Sally central Maryland (Zone 7b) See you in the funny papers!
You might actually have better luck on eBay looking for 'marble queen', than the nursery. Just be very picky who you buy from. Cultivars may come and go for big nursery operations.
I don't know if this has happened with others, but on an occasion of taking cuttings from my golden pothos, the cuttings have reverted to a plain green. Nothing "golden" about them.
Just something to consider if you are going to do any cuttings.
Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
Thanks everybody great info. I will take my time to read the links.
My pathos I took for granted. I got a few cuttings and kept rooting them to get a nice blend of green/white and green. I was not so much into plant genes at that point in my life. So have no idea what the name really was.
while I read around I will try to get a pic that was close. I just really want a plant close to it. Silly how we feel about our plants.
The light is very bright all year long. I have had this for a couple of months and last week I moved it closer to the big wall of windows. We shall see if it whitens up. I doubt it.
I have got some nice plants from Ebay. I have been lucky.
Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
Lin your Marble queen seems to be the closest to my old one. So now I will look to buy Marble Queen either in cuttings or rooted. Deebie's seems close but it maybe yellowish from the side light.
Name: Gita Veskimets Baltimore or Nottingham MD-212 (Zone 7a) Life is "mind over matter". If I d
The Marble Queen Pothos is my favorite....it does not grow 6' long--and seems sturdier.
Since I was told--ages ago--that Any variegation is "man made", it is not unusual
for some of the stems of the Pothos to grow out totally green. Cut these down, totally,
if you want to keep just the variegated leaves. If you see an all-green stem growing--cut them off at the base.
You can root the all green stems--just saying---if you wan to keep the variegated look--
the green stems will take over and dominate.
Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
Gita you are right. Even now there are more green then the yellow. I will replace the yellow and keep a handle on the green. It is to big to get rid of.
Just thought I'd ask if perhaps you had a philodendron like Gene posted on another string. It seems more likely, because you described it as bright white....and marble queen isn't a bright white.
Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
Thnks Alyssa, I looked it up. and I had some green phili in the pot and had not seen the white. To odd for me.
Gene gave me this link and I was surprised at all the colors Pathos Marble queen comes in.
Name: Deborah midstate South Carolina (Zone 8a) Don't Sweat the Small Stuff!
Yes, usually the variegated plants are not as vigorous as the non-variegated version. But do give it time. It's a pretty plant and should grow well once it's roots are established.
I purchased my marble queen as a small $4 plant. It appeared to just sit there for a couple of months, then eventually showed signs of growth. Now it has picked up, but it I would say it's growing at only about 1/3 the speed of golden pothos.
Veriegated plants have less chlorophyll than non-veriegated, thus they are slower growers.
Name: Marica Northern Ca mountains 4000' (Zone 7b)
I bought what was labeled Marble Queen Pathos. It is green and yellow. So frustrating since it is growing so well. I really wish I had not drowned my root bound plant. I miss it. With my husbands stroke we are home most of the time. So if anybody has seen or has a white/green pathos please let me know. Thanks
Name: Tiffany purpleinopp Opp, AL @--`--,----- (Zone 8b)
If you are looking for pathos instead of Pothos, that could be holding you back.
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Nothing "golden" about them. 
Just something to consider if you are going to do any cuttings.
