RIP to my poor, beautiful jade pothos ð This beauty got ...
RIP to my poor, beautiful jade pothos ð
This beauty got stuck in a van with a friend during a move and was exposed to extremely cold, below-freezing temps over the course of a few days (my friend forgot about him, and I didn't think to check in until it was far too late).
I thought that maybe given he still has quite a bit of green, vice brown, he would have some hope - but after reading into what happens at a cellular level when plants freeze and then thaw, I realized my hope was false.
This baby was extremely important to me, as he was gifted to me by a dear friend who trusted I'd care for him. He was absolutely thriving before this happened. He was the only one that got left behind in the move. And unfortunately, he was my only pothos. I'm deeply saddened by his "passing." ðĒ
As you can see, in attempt to take even the slightest chance that a part of him might still survive, I've done a bunch of propogations on parts of his stems that looked most likely to be saveable (though they are likely too dead for success).
Any tips, or just hopes and prayers for my beautiful pathos's props to thrive would be greatly appreciated from here. I've never attempted to prop a pothos (or anything beyond succulents), so this is a huge shot in the dark.
#RIP #PothosPack
This beauty got stuck in a van with a friend during a move and was exposed to extremely cold, below-freezing temps over the course of a few days (my friend forgot about him, and I didn't think to check in until it was far too late).
I thought that maybe given he still has quite a bit of green, vice brown, he would have some hope - but after reading into what happens at a cellular level when plants freeze and then thaw, I realized my hope was false.
This baby was extremely important to me, as he was gifted to me by a dear friend who trusted I'd care for him. He was absolutely thriving before this happened. He was the only one that got left behind in the move. And unfortunately, he was my only pothos. I'm deeply saddened by his "passing." ðĒ
As you can see, in attempt to take even the slightest chance that a part of him might still survive, I've done a bunch of propogations on parts of his stems that looked most likely to be saveable (though they are likely too dead for success).
Any tips, or just hopes and prayers for my beautiful pathos's props to thrive would be greatly appreciated from here. I've never attempted to prop a pothos (or anything beyond succulents), so this is a huge shot in the dark.
#RIP #PothosPack
6â pot with drainage
Last watered 2 months ago
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