Is it possible to combine 2 different pothos into one pot? If have one that Iāve had for a year and another Iāve had for a few months. It would be easier if they were together but I donāt want any issues.
Is it possible to combine 2 different pothos into one pot? If have one that Iāve had for a year and another Iāve had for a few months. It would be easier if they were together but I donāt want any issues.
no that shouldnāt be a problem! iāve seen several people on here do that
1 gillaI agree. It shouldnāt be an issue. I have pothos and philodendrons in the same pot and theyāve done just fine with each other
1 gillaI have 3 kinds in one big 12" pot
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I asked this too but didnāt post, will they cross pollinate? Cause I was told that if they are close to each other they can change the new leaves.. is that a thing? I think itād be cool to see a new plant come to light by crossing them.
0 gillningarThey rarely bloom in a household environment unless given lots of height to climb. The leaves will be huge and the vines thick by the time they bloom and provide pollen. Note, whiter or variegated pothos (Snow Queen, etc.) need more light than solid green or golden pothos to maintain their whiter variegations.
0 gillningarCompletly possible!
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