Happy little accident! While watering my hanging pothos I accidentally pulled too hard on a vine and it uprooted out of the planter. After apologizing profusely to my precious outdoor pothos who hasn’t even so much as browned a leaf while inside this winter (fingers crossed), I took that rather long vine with it’s sturdy root and repotted it into the cutest little situation! 💀🏁🌱 Happy little accident while trapped in the house during this southern snowpocalypse.
What kind of pothos are those in the baskets? Left kinda looks like a darker neon. Can’t pin the others. Leaning toward Jassenia 🧐🤔
0 likes The two on the left are neon pothos, and the two on the right are supposed to be marble queens, only a few of the leaves are marbled tho.
1 like Beautiful plants. What kind of light do you have the marbles in. My last marble was blasted with light and was pretty much full white. Then it started getting cooked by mid day sun. Brought it inside, got root root, now I’m starting over 😭
Ty! I use Barrina T10 grow lights. When I first got these they were mostly marbled, put them outside for the summer and they grew like crazy but they lost their marble which is why I think they maybe were mislabeled and they’re only slightly variegated 🤷🏻♀️ not sure. They’ve done pretty well since being brought inside for the winter, now I’m kinda nervous about putting them back outside for summer 😬
1 like 1. Very interesting that putting them outside made them loose variegation, 2. You have grown some stunners. Be confident in your care regime because it is OBVIOUSLY working 😁. In my personal experience, I’ve had more issues with bringing in than placing out. I would recommend keeping them in full shade during the accumulation period and gradually moving them in more light. 3. I have a couple high variegated marble / snow queen pots. I’ll could ship you one for free if you want a new project. I’m on Palmstreet with the same name. Messaged me there if you’re interested 😁🌱🍃
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