Are the roots on this pothos cutting viable? They are firm/not squishy, but the brownish color is concerning me. This is after rinsing and rubbing the soil off
Are the roots on this pothos cutting viable? They are firm/not squishy, but the brownish color is concerning me. This is after rinsing and rubbing the soil off
If I’m correct that’s just the more older/mature part of the root. Multiple of my lithos plants had that while living in water and then I planted them and they were just done. If you plant it in soil just make sure to keep the soil pretty moist for a week or more
2개 좋아요Pothos can also live for a long time in water, so there’s no need to rush it if you’re unsure.
좋아요 1개If they’re firm then they should be good. Some plants naturally have darker roots so while dark roots are an indication of root rot, the firmness of the root is a much more accurate way to tell if there is root rot
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color also has to do with how much light the roots are receiving. they look great to me for a pothos
좋아요 1개They look healthy, I would wait until they have secondary roots before transferring to soil
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