Lo
Help me figure this out- my golden pothos are all now growing beautiful large leaves, thicker stems, but leggy. They have bright indirect west light and are close to the window. They all vine down from the pot. What’s with the drastic change??
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Dani
Ms. Jax 🎀
fuey
HUGE branched vines from my bigger pothos, they are so close together!🥹
Bob69
SNAKE PLANT
Sarahpj08
Hi, all! This may seem really stupid to you all, but I am just a little confused. For some preface, I am located in eastern Ky, where the weather is 75 degrees one day, and then by night it’s snowing. Which is literally what happened last night, besides the point lol. I can tell myself that my apartment is dry, and I’ve used humidifiers but they don’t seem to make a difference. I also am i very hot person as it is, because I’m always moving around and it’s always as fast as possible, because that’s just how I am. So I don’t like it to be very warm in here. I have some plants that really love light, like this monstera I’ve grown from a propagation and some alocasias, but I’m also just trying to get some things to grow so I’m putting them in front of my window. However, like I said, it’s 70 degrees one day and snowing the next. I just can’t tell if that’s the problem, that I keep it too cold in here or that it’s too dry. I will say this is a new apartment for this winter and I’ve never experienced such a dry environment like this before. I’ve done simmer pots and everything. I just don’t know how I can make them happier. If you all have any good products for giving them warmth, and keeping them happy, please let me know. Pictures attached of the soil and droopy leaves after watering on Sunday and today is Thursday.
Kiki
Hey guys I’ve had these pothos for about 5 years now and never seen this before. They look almost burnt and there’s a patch of them like that in one of the plants. Should I change the soil or treat them. Idk what I need to do never seen this before.
Naomi
What should I do about these black spots on my pothos? I’ve had it for months now and it never happened before and it slightly started before I repotted her and now it seems even worse. Root rot? Should I use different soil? Less water?
Roxanne
Oops I did it again! Hello to my new Lemon Meringue Pothos 💚
GardinerLiv
Got this mandarin point at costco the other day!
Honestorchid
When I got theorist was just a regular green pothos but it’s had a lot of variegation for along time is it worthy of a “marble queen or snow queen ect” title
Brotanical Bry
Let’s hope spike leaf acclimates to his new environment 🤞🏿 I used a mixture of tropical potting mix and perlite
Honestorchid
Uhm I’ve had this pothos like this for MONTHs it was a cutting but what do I do know to help it grow
kayy
hi! i recently got this pothos and i’ve noticed brown lines on the stems as well as some greyish/brownish/blackish spits underneath the leaf. maybe they’re normal, i also don’t see any pests crawling around. any advice?
Brotanical Bry
This may be a silly question but is there a bad time to repot? I got this from Lowe’s yesterday (sry for posting Goldie again lol) I’m in NJ so it’s still cold. This is my first pothos in soil
Grandma2aDancer
This is my Pothos ‘N Joy. She’s in the 4” pot I got her in. Does it look like I should repot to a 5 or 6 inch pot now?
Brotanical Bry
Just got this gem from Lowe’s😁
Rain 🌧🌱
Noticed four leaves starting to grow a few days ago on my N'joy!
labs99
my marble queen got a pot upgrade today!!!
Brianne🌈🌿
Hello:) iv been propagating these golden pothos for about a month now. I have a few questions as this is my first time propagating.. Do the roots look healthy? When should I transfer them into soil and do you have any tips?
Kyle
Currently, I have 3 pothos setups growing in my dining room. All three originated from the same pot / plant and I divided it into thirds upon purchase. Two of the plants are planted in pots with potting soil, while the third grows out of the back of my 75 gallon aquarium. The Vines are getting long enough that I want to run them along the walls but I'm debating whether I should use self-adhesive hooks made for that purpose or pushpin style. Does anyone have any experience with the self-adhesive hooks and if so, how well do they stay on the wall?
