"Snip a piece of your existing pothos about 3 to 6 inches below where a leaf meets the stem," says Musgrave. "Place the cutting in water until roots develop, and then plant in soil." As previously ...

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Pothos plants are supposedly easy houseplants, but your pothos' leaves are starting to shrivel and turn brown. What did you do wrong? There's no need to self-assess your plant's health when you ...