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Hello everyone. :) My lovely friend gave me this golden pothos cutting. I know you're supposed to propagate in water until roots are like an inch or two long. If the aerial roots are already this long, do I need to do that? Or can I just plant into soil? Thank you!! ❤️
My new friend is so sweet and just gifted me this Pothos, even handmade the macrame and hung it up for me! This will be first time taking care of any plants besides cactus. Yay!
Got a Golden Pothos family!🥰
First time plant dad ! My first week watering him already blossoming !
can someone tell me what these little bumps are? theyre on almost every branch of my marble pothos. originally thought they were areal roots but they seem to stop growing and just become a small node.
out of my many plants, this is my prized possession🌿it wasn’t even half this size when i first got it :)
my silver satin “pothos” (we all know it’s not a pothos give me a break) on watering day! so much growth since i bought it at around 2 feet long!
i spotted what looks like a little bit of variegation on my pothos. anyone confirm? i don’t see what else it would be and i thought it was neat :) i don’t know much about pothos plants so i never knew which exact type mine was, but i’m leaning toward golden pothos being correct then due to the variegation? unless it’s a fluke because i haven’t seen absolutely any other variegation on it before. who knows, i love it dearly either way
I am struggling with my silk Pothos…. Suggestions? I’ve tried watering less, it’s in a North facing window but there literally are no other windows to put it in. I can give its own dedicated light if we think that is it…..
Wondering if I am doing anything wrong? And need to verify if this is a marbled Queen or snow Queen. Repotted about a week or so ago due to seeing white small webs.(no spider mites)😮💨 Also should I change it from the plastic it’s in to something smaller or split them up into its own pots?
Just want to share that this plant is probably 35-40 years old. Given to me by my MIL and had never been repotted or new dirt, but after a rough start I think she’s going to make it!
My poor pothos isn’t doing well, any tips? I change her water weekly and do fertilizer water every other week.
Hi! Could you help me identify this plant? I bought this plant from a person who transplanted it into its current pot. I think it’s a pothos, but I could use your help confirming it. Thank you!
Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and Milady de Winter. They were all in one pot when I got them and the roots were coming out the bottom. So I gave them their own identities, and hopefully one day I’ll have four full Pothos on my hands! They seem to be doing okay so far, but I’m new to Pothos so open to any advice!
A new addition to my Pothos family. She is a Pearls and Jade, so her name is definitely Jade.🪴🌿💖
Hi! My Pothos is doing pretty good but I don’t know what I should do with leaves like these. Should I cut them back or should I just let it be? And do you know what is causing them? Thanks❤️
I put my marble queen outside for the summer because she loves the rain and within 2 days she became home to a nest of sparrows lol. I didn’t notice the nest before they laid an egg so I can’t really do anything about it now. She seems to be doing just fine but thought I would share :)
I bought this golden Pothos about a month ago. I had reported it into a cement pot with no drainage holes. I figured it should have drainage so I changed it to a smaller plastic pot with drainage and now it’s gone limp and it’s starting to yellow. Should I report again in a larger pot? I’ve been letting it dry out because it seemed over watered but it’s just getting worse,
I have this satin pothos/scindapsus exotica cutting that I got partially rooted. I accidentally let the cup that it was in completely dry out and I’m worried now that it won’t recover :( just wanted to get a second opinion and see if this is still a viable cutting. I have used rooting powder on it and the leaf is still healthy, but the root doesn’t look happy.
Took awhile but after a bout of losing leaves and leggy branches here we are. I’ve had this for almost 3 years and the last year she’s just decided to finally thrive. Pruning has really paid off.
