AspiringGreen
Pleaseeee help me! How do I save her!?
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BeckyHere is what I found researching your Golden Pothos consider the following steps: -Check for root rot first! Always repair damage before anything else. You can look up how to assess the damage and correct it if necessary. I have an issue with loving my plants to much so I have delt with this many times. -Assess Drainage: Yellowing leaves are often a sign of overwatering or poor drainage, which can lead to root rot. Ensure the pot has drainage holes and that you are not letting it sit in water. -Adjust Watering: Allow the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out completely before watering again. I use wooden skewers because planta isn't always right ☺️ ‐Prune and Propagate: Trim off the yellow and dead leaves. If the vines are very long and sparse, consider cutting them back to encourage bushier growth. You can propagate the healthy cuttings in water to create new plants. ‐Check Light: Pothos prefers bright, indirect light, though it can tolerate lower light conditions. Move it away from direct sun,
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fueyI agree to an extent. Pothos like to be fully dry for a day or 2 before their next watering, not just the top 2 inches of the soil. This looks like overwatering to me. Can you say more on how you water and when? I see that it’s in a plastic nursery pot, so do you bottom water? top water?
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I top water, typically about once a week. I have been using the top two inches judgement though, so thank you for that!
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MooPlantsSometimes I wait to water my pothos just until they start to look slightly down, not sure how else to explain it 😂🤣. They like to be almost forgotten about
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