Hold up, don’t panic just yet! It’s natural for Pothos to drop a leaf here and there, but a sudden shower of leaves spells trouble. Until the cause is addressed, the Pothos will suffer from poor growth and vulnerability to disease and pests. And in the worst cases, severe stress can even lead to its …
Water pothos when the surface of the soil has dried out. During spring and summer, water the plant every two to three days. In fall and winter, water once a week. Use a misting sprayer to water the leaves if they appear dry. Avoid overwatering as it can cause root rot and mold on the …
You can grow pothos cuttings in water, but can you keep them growing in water as they are? The bottom line is that Pothos can stay in water cuttings forever. Plants in water are cool and refreshing! However, if you do not maintain them, the roots will become clogged, so regular care is required. In …
The world of plants amazes scientists and commoners. Of course, everyone knows the plants that don’t get their energy from the sun but eat insects and other small creatures. However, biologists are interested in another unique plant. I am talking about Pothos, a type of flowering plant. Pothos feels at home on a windowsill as …
What should you do if your Pothos has all vine and no leaves? Pothos are reliable growers, thriving in most conditions. Disease and pests don’t stand a chance against them, and they’ll quickly take over indoors if you give them enough water and nutrients. However, if you get one of these things wrong, your Pothos …
Pothos are tropical plants that grow quickly, but their pots don’t. Devil’s ivy doesn’t like being tied down by its roots. Today, I’ll help you figure out if your pothos is root-bound and how to fix them. Roots growing from drainage holes, cracking or bulging containers, yellowing leaves, long drooping, and persistent wilting are all …
The glossy variegated foliage and trailing vines of Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) are attractive, but they cannot climb on their own. So, I’ll show you how to get your Pothos to climb your preferred support system. Find the right support system for your Pothos to climb, like a moss pole, trellis, wall, bamboo pole, or metal …
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 …