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Caitlin D

Are my pothos cuttings rotting? If so, is there a way to save them? The nodes went from white to brown within a day or two

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  1. Kelsey (:

    I know cinnamon is good for fungus. You could try sprinkling some on a paper towel and rolling the vines in it. Looks like they might be dead, though :/ Are you changing out the water every few days?

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    • Caitlin D

      Shoot 😕 I am changing the water. The nodes took a long time to develop, until I added a root growth hormone. Maybe that’s a factor. I’ll try the cinnamon though!

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    • Kelsey (:

      Good luck!

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  2. Nora

    My pothos cuttings often get a little brown but I’ve never had one die. I try to change the water either every other week or if it looks gross. I don’t fertilize them or give them any growth hormone. They look good to me!

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  3. Tiffany

    I’ve propagated a ton of Pothos, and my roots always look like that in the water :) you can take them out and gently rinse them, and as long as they aren’t floppy or slimy, they should be okay!

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    • Tiffany

      Also, you don’t need that much water, just enough to cover the areas growing roots, like this

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    • Caitlin D

      Thank you so much!

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  4. Plant lady

    These are normal mine look like this as well and has grow 4 new leafs

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