Known for its trailing leaves, the pothos is a popular plant in more ways than one - here's how to keep it thriving in your ...

Examine your plant once more and remove any remaining dead, yellowed, or otherwise damaged leaves or stems. Use the portions ...

Most plant propagation starts with the healthy stem of an existing plant, and the same is true for pothos. Start by finding a pothos stem with at least 2–3 leaves that are fuller in size and ...

Growing new plants from cuttings is the closest thing to garden magic. With just a snip of fresh growth and a bit of patience ...

Even beginners can propagate pothos plants using a few easy steps. ... Use a sharp knife or scissors to cut off a piece of plant from the end of the original plant. If you have a very long stem, ...

Pothos plant care couldn't be easier, and these horticulturist-approved tips will ensure yours has a long, ... Here’s how to propagate pothos: Find a stem with a minimum of three leaves.

The stem below the node is treated with root hormone and placed in a small container of soil. The container is usually placed in a greenhouse with a mist system so the cuttings don’t dry out.

— Leticia Brooks, Evanston Pothos are tropical vining plants that are easy to care for, so will make a great choice for you. There are different cultivars of […] Skip to content ...

If you want an easy care indoor plant that’s near-impossible to kill, a pothos or Philodendron plant might appeal to you. Both can tolerate low light levels and both thrive in cooler or warmer ...