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
3 likesOh wow, I'll try it out today, thanks for the advice:)
0 likesGet it more light. It’s usually insufficient light that causes the leggy stems.
2 likesOK! 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?
1 likeMines happy now that she’s under a grow light now that we’re getting grey days up here in Canadaland.
2 likesI 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.
1 likeAwesome, 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
1 likeAwesome, 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
2 likesA 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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