Easy Tips to Care for Your Pothos Plant! Give it bright indirect light Bright light helps Pothos stay green and fresh. It grows better when the light is soft and warm. Let the soil dry a little Do not keep the soil too wet. Let it dry a bit before watering again to keep the plant healthy. Clean the leaves gently Wipe the leaves once a week. Clean leaves help the plant breathe better and grow nicely. | Thayer Cruz

This is one of the 2 pothos cuttings I brought from Florida while visiting the TPIE (Tropical Plant International Expo). I kept it in water for several months and decided to pot it in soil, as soon as I returned from Serbia. The potting mix is roughly 50% peat based mix, 50% perlite. It will be drying out fast, since it's in a south-west facing window, but I don't mind watering it more often. It doesn't seem to be in great condition, so I wanted to make the mix more porous, with more oxygen for

100% Success Pothos Propagation Method Revealed! 1. Water Propagation If you propagate Pothos cuttings in water, you first take a healthy vine from the plant, then place it in a glass of water. Within a few days, you’ll see new roots forming. It looks fast and easy… but when you transfer the cutting from water to soil, the roots often go into shock, and the plant’s growth slows down a lot. 2. Soil Propagation If you plant the cutting directly in soil, the roots grow naturally from the beginning.

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