Hi everyone! Trying out a hack I saw online for leggy pothos plants. Used a few paperclips to anchor the nodes to the ground, hopefully this works out! Let me know if there's anything else I could do to help it grow more leaves:) Thanks!
Hi everyone! Trying out a hack I saw online for leggy pothos plants. Used a few paperclips to anchor the nodes to the ground, hopefully this works out! Let me know if there's anything else I could do to help it grow more leaves:) Thanks!
You could also cut it up into individual nodes and press them in. Often the cut ones grow leaves faster. If you're just looking to fill it out
3개 좋아요Oh wow, I'll try it out today, thanks for the advice:)
0개 좋아요Get it more light. It’s usually insufficient light that causes the leggy stems.
2개 좋아요OK! Thanks for the advice, it's already standing in the window, but I guess that's just our weather:) you think a grow light would do it?
좋아요 1개Mines happy now that she’s under a grow light now that we’re getting grey days up here in Canadaland.
2개 좋아요I recently coiled up some of my Cebu in its pot to make it look fuller, it works! Definitely more light too! Wolfen had a good idea too! Even if you just chop of the newest growth it’ll start popping up growth down the vine.
좋아요 1개Awesome, thanks! I already cut it up somewhat for propagation, but very hesitantly. Will do, and see how it's doing:)
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This trick definitely works! A little too well if ya ask me 😅 I’ve done it for a monstera adansonii and a few golden pothos
좋아요 1개Awesome, that's good to hear:) Glad your plants are doing well! Will see how this one plays out, I'll try planting little individual nodes into the pot also, to help with the balding lol
2개 좋아요A grow light (12-14 hours daily )!will help if you cat get at least 8 hours of bright light from a window
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