A pothos is a true indoor superstar, thriving in a wide range of temperatures thanks to its hardiness and adaptability. These fast-growing climbers prefer temperatures ranging from 70 to 90°F (21–32°C), which mimics the tropical conditions they like. However, what happens if the temperature falls below freezing? Does a cold snap affect them? What if …
Because these closely related plants share many similarities, it’s easy for a novice to confuse neon pothos with golden pothos. These popular pothos varieties are notable for their ease of care, heart-shaped foliage, and vining growth habits. However, there are some differences between golden pothos and neon pothos that should be considered when caring for …
Golden pothos is a hardy houseplant with a reputation for being virtually indestructible. However, it is occasionally plagued by problems that manifest as yellowing. Today, I’ll assist you in determining which of these common issues is causing the yellowing of your golden pothos. Yellowing golden pothos is a sign of watering, light, temperature, and nutritional …
Holes in your ornamental pothos leaves are more than just an eyesore. They can also be an indication of a more serious problem. Today, I’m going to assist you in determining which of the common issues is causing holes in pothos foliage. Insect infestation is the primary culprit for holes in pothos leaves. Spray your …
Scindapsus and pothos are ideal for those with a brown thumb. Both are tough-to-kill trailing vines that are members of the Arum family Araceae. However, they differ slightly in terms of features and growing requirements. The main difference between Scindapsus and pothos is the variegation of the foliage. Scindapsus foliage is variegated in silvery gray …
There are some thick brown aerial roots that have emerged from the nodes on the stems of your pothos. So, you’re probably asking yourself: “are aerial roots a sign that something is off with my pothos”? “Do they serve any useful function”? Read on to know why aerial roots are growing on your pothos. Aerial …
Pothos can be difficult to grow in a non-native habitat because of their invasive nature. In natural habitats, pothos adapts to their surroundings and survive as a result of their adaptation capacities. Pothos’s survival at home requires the owner to have complete control over the plant. If you are growing it as a houseplant then …
Pothos has a well-founded reputation for being robust, forgiving houseplants that can tolerate all manner of abuse. There are times, however, when you Pothos will just sit there like a sulky teenager at a family reunion. You place it in its new position, introduce it to its neighbors, and talk lovingly to it, and still, …
It can be quite disparaging to see bugs munching away on your precious pothos. Luckily, you can easily fix the problem if you know which pesky bugs are pestering your plant. Here’s how you can identify, control, and prevent some of the most common pothos pests. First, identify the bugs by their appearance and symptoms …
Philodendron lemon-lime and Neon Pothos are both popular vining house plants that look very similar. With their beautiful heart-shaped leaves, the Philodendron makes an attractive addition to any home. Neon Pothos produce a white flower and have a lovely lime green coloring. Whether you choose the Philodendron lemon-lime or Neon Pothos, your plant can hang …