I feel like I’m on the same crusade for Pothos as I was for snake plants. Both are frequently touted as low-light loving plants, and both prefer a lot of light. Now, technically Pothos don’t need a lot of light to survive. They’re pretty good at working with what they’ve got. But your life will …
One of the rights of passage that a houseplant newbie MUST go through when visiting Hawaii or Florida or similar is to get VERY excited at seeing wild golden Pothos and mistaking them for variegated Monstera. (And considering committing a felony by bringing one home with them.) Whilst I do NOT recommend risking jail for …
I’m not gonna lie, this really freaked me out when I first saw this, because my Pothos leaves were literally transparent. I’ve seen oedema in plants before, and the leaves go a bit translucent, but the leaves were like little bits of glass. Did I take pictures? No. Even though it’s my job. Never mind. …
There’s a tonne of information out there about why your Pothos leaves might be turning yellow, but barely anything on why your Pothos stem might be turning yellow. There are a few reasons this could be happening – for one thing, some Pothos just get yellower stems as they grow, especially if the amount of …
Tl;dr – yes: I gave it a go, and the cutting with a pothos in with it propagated WAY faster than the others. For someone that didn’t really do much propagating until this year, I’ve gotten really into it. One of the tricks is to keep all your vessels on your coffee table so you …