Does anyone know how I should get my pothos to grow more ...
20ft to light, indirect
Last watered 7 months ago
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@emilyl13
To encourage more vines on your Pothos plant, you can use several methods:
1. Pruning and Propagation:
Take stem cuttings: Cut a section of vine that includes at least one node (the bump where a leaf or root emerges).
Root cuttings: Place the cuttings in water or directly into moist soil to encourage root development.
Replant cuttings: Once rooted (if in water), plant the cuttings back into the same pot as the mother plant or in a new pot to create a fuller appearance.
2. Coiling the Vine: Gently coil the existing long vine around the inside of the pot, ensuring the nodes are in contact with the soil. Will make your Golden Pothos plant fuller you can increase the density of the foliage and create a fuller-looking plant, either way and both is simple 👌🏽 good luck 👍🏽
To encourage more vines on your Pothos plant, you can use several methods:
1. Pruning and Propagation:
Take stem cuttings: Cut a section of vine that includes at least one node (the bump where a leaf or root emerges).
Root cuttings: Place the cuttings in water or directly into moist soil to encourage root development.
Replant cuttings: Once rooted (if in water), plant the cuttings back into the same pot as the mother plant or in a new pot to create a fuller appearance.
2. Coiling the Vine: Gently coil the existing long vine around the inside of the pot, ensuring the nodes are in contact with the soil. Will make your Golden Pothos plant fuller you can increase the density of the foliage and create a fuller-looking plant, either way and both is simple 👌🏽 good luck 👍🏽
I have done the winding thing and it works great but I suggest that you use hair pins or something similar to keep them in place so when you’re watering them they don’t move and it gives them time to root.
I also have propagated in water but it seems to take longer for them to have enough healthy roots to pot.
I hope this helps you with your question and best of luck!
I also have propagated in water but it seems to take longer for them to have enough healthy roots to pot.
I hope this helps you with your question and best of luck!
Cut it, cut it. 💜