This guy has been planted for almost 3 months and NO CHANGE! The plant I separated him from is still doing well, and this one still looks healthy but no growth. When I repotted he was just another growth with roots already intact. Any suggestions - I follow Planta guidelines on watering.
Be careful following planta watering suggestions, from my experience it may lead to overwatering. I use their suggestions as a time to check the soil. most plants don't need watered until atleast the top layer of soil is dry.
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This looks like a pothos to me, if so then I wouldn’t water til 100% dry. Also pothos like to be tight in their pot so you might have too much soil for this guy. Lastly I’ve heard they like to do root development their first little while after being transferred to soil so it might be doing just that, which is why you don’t see anything going on up top. I know that 2 of mine (lemon top and manjula) are slower growers than my marble queen so the variety might also have a factor here too. Looks really healthy tho!
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maybe the pots to big for it, if you want it to look fuller you can wrap it around in the pot so the arial roots can grow into the dirt (like the plant in pic) you can’t stake it down bent papper clips
Yes, the pot is probably too small
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Try a smaller pot and make sure it has adequate drainage! Let dry completely in between waterings. I water until it leaks from the bottom of the pot.
0 LikesI do the same! I keep in the sink until completed done draining. I might try a smaller pot based on feedback !
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