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Planet Pothos

Explore the lush and vibrant world of Pothos plants, and connect with a community of plant lovers who share your passion for these beautiful and versatile houseplants.

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Marz

Did my golden pothos just mutate? Or is this some weird variegation!

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Abi

Is this a marble queen pothos or a different variation like a snow queen? I’m not sure. Please help! The leaves with variation are all split down the center and only one half has variation. And only every other leaf is variegated! This plant is crazy! 😂❤️

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Lindsay

Variegation or sun burn on my neon girl?

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sabrinasaurus

I thought this pothos was a pearls and jade but it's putting out new leaves that are only white and green / more like the n'joy. Is that normal for a pearls and jade or do I have it misidentified?

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Kenzie

Can anyone give me some tips on taking a water propagated pothos and growing it in water? 😁

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Elle

! HELP ! I noticed some variegation on my neon pothos - any thoughts on how to encourage this ?

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Abby

I made these out of friendship bracelet string💗💚

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Pachyfaeria

There’s no community for Scindapsus yet (at least not that I can find) so I figured I’d share here. My new scindapsus Pictus arrived last night! The bigger one was supposed to be a silvery ann but I think they’re both exotica. Either way they’re both so pretty and the little one is super cute! Next on my wishlist is scindapsus mayari albo and maybe a pothos n’joy. I almost picked one up but decided not to since I had these two on the way.

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J-Mo

I bought my satin pothos, Sara, a new trellis today. **old trellis on left, new one on the right** After a rainy afternoon of watching plant care videos on YouTube, I’m thinking I need to just make her a moss pole. What do you think? Should I leave her on her new trellis or get her a pole geared up? She lives in a 7in ceramic pot in our north facing bedroom window. She has grown a ton since moving to this location. Nice thick stalk now and leaves getting bigger!

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Coffeewrecks

Is this a pothos ??

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hazel

hey everyone! i have a marble queen pothos and it is growing so SLOW! any tips for faster growth?

PlantHopeful

An update on my baby growing new leaves where old ones had fallen off! Turns out not only were they leaves, but they grew in almost white. I love the variation in all the variegation (😂) all in one plant! The two shades you see are literally from the same plant. 😲🤯

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Aimz

i’m still learning! this plant has grown so much this spring and i have no idea if it’s time to repot or how to even go about it. if anyone has any advice please let me know :)))

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Jayne

What’s wrong with this cutting? I took the cutting with the 3 circled leaves at the same time as the one directly to the right of it. When I added them back into the pot, the circled leaves immediately started getting floppy and curled up, no matter how much I watered my pothos (I was careful not to overwater, of course). It was like this for a while until I finally pulled it out to inspect the roots, which were brown. I cut off those roots and put the cutting back in some water to let new roots grow from other nodes. Once those roots got long enough, I put the cutting back into the pot, and the leaves became floppy again. This time, though, the roots looked perfectly healthy! What’s going on? Do some cuttings just not survive the transfer into soil? Obviously the two cuttings are getting the same care since they’re right next to each other, so I can’t figure out what the problem is! Do I need to stop trying to save this cutting and just try again with a new one?

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Plantshley

A story about a leaf without a node that wasn’t gonna die and instead rooted like a boss from the SPLIT of its petiole and produced pups(?) 10mo later. Today, mama upgraded from a propagation tube to a pot. Fingers crossed she loves soil. 🥹 I have watched this astonishing single leaf persevere and give no Fs for nearly a year and didn’t think there would ever be any new growth. I added fluval stratum a few months ago and unbelievably the new leaves quickly crowded the glass! I am optimistic it’ll be a success! Cross your fingers with me! 🤞 The back story on the leaf: it began as a normal propagation with a vine and node that failed and rotted. I kept cutting it back and sterilizing hoping it would still be able to root. Eventually I had to carve around the node and it ultimately ended up coming off, leaving this leaf with a mutilated petiole as close to the node that once remained. I fully expected it to die, but I usually hang on until it’s gone gone. Somehow, despite the node no longer being there, the leaf actually grew roots. The first root came out from the split of the petiole that no longer had a vine or node attached. It seemed unreal and still has me shocked today. The leaf has slowly yellowed and cracked, but has not died. The pups were a super surprise. I never thought this little leaf who could would ever get a pot with soil. I should have tried sooner. 💕

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nia

can anyone help me with can celling sub?

Sarah

Hello folks, I have this Pothos that’s currently growing from two propagated vines. Should I go ahead and cut and propagate part of the longer vine so the plant doesn’t just grow long and leggy? I’d add the new propagation to this plant to make it fuller. Or should I wait? If I should prop now, where on the longer vine should I cut it? Thanks for the help!

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Steven Sharpe Jr

omg I found a variegated leaf on my golden pothos! should I try to propagate it?!

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avlaz

Beginner plant mom here! My marble queen pothos has hit a huge growth spurt recently and is sprouting leaves all over and has grown in size substantially. Her root system has also grown a lot, I’ve noticed lots of long roots hanging out of the drainage holes. She’s still in her nursery pot, and I’m wondering if it’s time to repot based on the long dangling roots. I pulled her out to have better a look at her roots - does this look like she’s outgrowing her pot? Should I repot or hold off for now? TYIA!

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