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   Sara

   6 months ago

   I wonder if these are slower growing than normal pothos? I have one as well and it’s never grown very fast, but I do have it in a north facing window, so perhaps with better light it would grow more. It is normal for plants to grow slower in winter months, I would give it a little prune and fertilize now that spring is here and see if that encourages some new growth.

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     Amanda

     6 months ago

     I can’t figure out what the brown spots are… but it is in a west facing window but I close the blind when the sun starts coming through in the evenings.

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     Sara

     6 months ago

     I find the white spots on veregated plants just tend to brown a little easier than the rest. I think it can be from inconsistent watering or too much sun. I have a manjoula pothos as well and I just had to trim off a handful of leaves with brown spots today. It’s otherwise healthy. I would just cut them off.

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   Cawajee

   6 months ago

   I’ve had two pothos N joys and two pothos pearls and jade. I’ve killed 3/4. They’re so finicky!

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   9s

   6 months ago

   IMO the more white the plant has, the more airy the medium it has to be because the plant isn’t as good as the more green varieties at drinking water and using sunlight. you have to shorten the amount of time it’s wet

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   GreenJess

   6 months ago

   Do those leaves actually have roots? I bought one a few months back and it was several potted cuttings. The worst leaves never actually grew roots and were just slowly dieing off. I pulled them and the remaining cuttings are doing great.

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     Amanda

     5 months ago

     I did notice there are a few cuttings in the pot but off of them aren’t. The ones that aren’t are doing very well and getting new leaves

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