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Lyn

Hey guys! This pothos I bought 8 months ago has not grew one bit… it was under watered so I’ve watered it more and it looks healthy but still hasn’t grown a bit since. Any advice I’d love yall for thanks!💚

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  1. Plantmommie03

    I’m no expert but having a bigger pot helps

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    • Lyn

      Thanks so much!

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    • ZeuZ

      Be careful as if the pot is too big compared to the root system it can actually promote root rot. I have downsized my nursery pot, but moved it to a place with growlight and windows and its grown more and the leaves are getting big too!

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    • Lyn

      Oh I may need to downsize then! thank you!

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  2. Ambs

    The leaves are beautiful ! Is it getting any sun ?? The two I have are both a bit sassy but were happier when I moved them more towards the window !

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    • Lyn

      It’s right between two, I’ll move it and see thanks so much!

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  3. Melody

    Giving it more water should help it. My pothos was also a bit under-watered so I repotted it and gave it more and it has grown 3 new leaves in a month

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    • Lyn

      Oh yay! I’ll definitely try that thank you!

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  4. Sunny

    The clay pot will pull water from the soil. Bottom water in a container to water both the pot and the soil. Fertilize it regularly. Don’t repot until the roots are more than the soil to avoid root rot.

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    • Lyn

      Oh ok sounds good thanks so much! Do you have any recommendations on fertilizer?

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    • Sunny

      I don’t use any fancy fertilizer regime. I mostly use 50% diluted Miracle Gro with SuperThrive Plant Vitamins every two weeks. Orchid leaf spray is for flowering plants, but, it didn’t work for my hoyas as someone recommended. Osmocote fertilizer beads lasts from 3 to 8 months. It’s slowly released with every watering. There is low chance of fertilizer burn with fertilizer beads. 🪴🍀

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    • Lyn

      Ok that’s perfect! I’ll invest in some and see thank you!!!

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  5. Sharon

    You could try using a grow light if you don’t already have one. Pothos love grow light!

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    • Lyn

      I do have one! I’ll try that thank you!

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    • Sharon

      You’re welcome ☺️

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  6. 🌺Ninah🌺

    Hello! I have a 6 ft long golden pothos, here are some tips and tricks! Definitely check the roots, and make sure you have a well draining soil, and a well draining pot. Pothos like smaller pots, this will also place more energy into growing leaves instead of growing roots. Get a plastic pot, so it doesn’t drain water from the soil. If you want to water it more, try bottom watering so it can choose how much water it needs. And definitely invest in some plant foods! Over all: Check the roots Change the pot Bottom water Happy planting!

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    • Lyn

      Ok perfect thank you so much!💚

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  7. LadyTenorJD

    Ditto everything everyone else said, but that particular pothos grows a bit slower than its cousins. I have several types of pothos plants, and that one grows the slowest, IMHO. But it should be growing faster than you described. Hopefully it will once you make the adjustments already suggested. 👍🏽👍🏽

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    • Lyn

      Oh that’s so good to know then! I keep comparing it to my other pothos growth so that’s so helpful! Thank you!💚

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  8. CurlGyrl25

    Try repotting with tropical soil into a container 2” bigger than the one it’s in. I find the key is rooting hormone. I sprinkle a light dusting in the hole before putting the plant in it. It’s beautiful!

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    • Lyn

      Ok I’ll try it thanks so much! 💚

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