⚠️ Does anyone know why my pothos has saggy, soggy leaves?
⚠️ Does anyone know why my pothos has saggy, soggy leaves?
Lack of water
0 gillningarMight be root rot. Check the roots, and cut off the dead stuff before repotting. This could be due to overwatering (they would probably be crispy if it was under watering.)
1 gillaThey're more susceptible to overwatering than under, but they also sometimes shed leaves strategically along the vine to concentrate their energy on growing new shoots from the nodes. Pothos are SUPER efficient energy-wise which is what makes them so easy to keep. Is it just one or two leaves that have turned or is the whole plant struggling?
0 gillningarit started with one or two and now it has spread through the whole plant
0 gillningarIs this cute little pot have a drain hole? If it does not have a drain hole, is it a cover pot or is the plant planted in that pot? If it's planted in that pot and there are no drain holes my guess is your plant is holding water at the bottom and is suffering from root issues.
0 gillningarHow about the soil? Is it a loose draining soil. Maybe the soil is holding too much moisture for too long.
0 gillningarhmmm maybe. it is houseplant soil
0 gillningarIf the soil is not bone dry, then you have overwatered and thats causing the sad looking leaves.
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