Pothos
Welcome to our pothos category. Pothos are one of my favorite plants, even though they are not super common and easy to look after. I have loads around my house, some variegated, some neon, some growing in leca, moss, soil, and even growing in water alone. Please see our guides to anything pothos related below.. Including our plant care guides (for example Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Giant Pothos, Pothos Plant Care, Neon Pothos Care. Hawaiian Pothos), as well as a guide to Pothos Varieties, and some troubleshooting articles: Can Pothos Grow Outside?, How Fast Does Pothos Grow?, Why Is My Pothos Drooping?, How To Make Pothos Fuller.
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Variegated Neon Pothos
Welcome to our guide to the variegated neon pothos (and the sport variegation they can get sometimes) – they can get darker green patches on the leaves, which is not a very stable variegation, and seems to occur randomly. We cover all you need to know. See also our neon pothos care guide: Neon Pothos Care, as well as all our other pothos articles here. Variegated Neon Pothos You can get variegation in a neon pothos, but it is not very stable at all. One leaf could be variegated and then you could not have any more variegation the plant for a year. So you do not see variegated neon…
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Neon Pothos Propagation In Water
Welcome to our article on neon pothos propagation in water, with step by step instructions including pictures of my propagations. See also our neon pothos care guide: Neon Pothos Care, as well as all our other pothos articles here. What You’ll Need You will need: Neon Pothos Propagation In Water Step 1: Take a cutting from your neon pothos, if it is a big plant I think it is best to take one long stem and then chop that up into smaller pieces to propagate. Or you can ‘give the plant a haircut’ and cut off smaller cuttings all over. Step 2: Trim the cuttings down so you have one…
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Can Pothos Grow In Water?
Can pothos grow in water? Yes they are really easy to propagate in water and you can keep them in the jar indefinitely. Read on for all you need to know… See our other Pothos articles: Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Neon Pothos Care, Neon Pothos Propagation In Water, Pothos Propagation. How To Grow Pothos In Water You want to water propagate a pothos so it roots in water, then keep the water topped up and keep the cutting in water for as long as you like. The plant should be fine ongoing if you keep the water topped up and keep an eye out for rot. Follow these…
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How Long Do Pothos Live?
Pothos look great and are tolerant of almost all home and office environments, making them really popular. We cover all you need to know about how long pothos live. See also our other pothos plant care guides: Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Giant Pothos, Pothos Plant Care, Neon Pothos Care. Hawaiian Pothos. How Long Do Pothos Live? Pothos can live up to 10 years old. The thing is that they grow so many new stems that if one of the older ones dies back, they will be replaced by new growth, so in this respect you may never notice and a plant will seem to live forever, as new growth comes in before older growth dies…
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Do Pothos Like Direct Sunlight?
Do pothos like direct sunlight? We run down all you need to know about pothos and their light requirements. See also our other pothos plant care guides: Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Giant Pothos, Pothos Plant Care, Neon Pothos Care. Hawaiian Pothos. Do Pothos Like Direct Sunlight? Pothos do best in indirect sunlight. They can burn if given too much direct sun light. They should be ok with some early morning direct sun, but be careful, if you notice burning then pull it back. If you have an all green or a mottled pothos they can stand more direct sun that one with a lot of cream or white variegation on it. The light colored variegated…
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How Cold Can Pothos Tolerate?
How cold can pothos tolerate? We cover all you need to know about pothos and the temperatures it can tolerate. See also our other pothos plant care guides: Jessenia Pothos, Hawaiian Pothos, Glacier Pothos, Giant Pothos, Pothos Plant Care, Neon Pothos Care. Hawaiian Pothos. The ideal temperature range for a pothos is 18°C to 23°C (64-73°F). Maintaining this during the day is ideal for your pothos to thrive. Pothos Minimum Temperatures You want to aim to keep them above 10°C (50°F) at night or in the winter as sustained lower temperatures can damage the plant. Avoiding cold damage in plants isn’t really about the average temperatures you keep them at, but more about the minimum temperatures they…
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