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Pothos wilted and about to die? Water it with this kind of water, and even if you ignore it for a month, it will still grow to fill the pot
As people's living standards improve, more and more people have taken up growing flowers. Placing a few pots of flowers at home beautifies the room while also purifying the air. The process of growing flowers truly cultivates the body and the mind, and pothos and clivia are very...
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Pothos not growing well in summer? Add a little of this to the pot, and it will stay evergreen all year round and grow to 2 m tall
Summer is here, and many plant lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which not only decorate the room but also purify the air. They cultivate the body and the mind, but because of the high summer temperatures, evaporation is relatively fast in summer. So in summer, many...
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Pothos in summer with watermelon rind and rice water: old flower growers say it's a perfect match for vigorous growth and glossy green leaves
Pothos is a very common houseplant, deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts, with its variegated leaves, evergreen all year round, and trailing long vines. Just place a pot anywhere at home and it brings a touch of green. Pothos has strong vitality and grows quickly, so it needs plenty...
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This flower's blooming period lasts over half a year, with unusual flower shapes, easier to care for than pothos, and the hotter it gets, the more beautiful it blooms
The flower I'm sharing with you today is verbena (Verbena hybrida). Verbena loves sunlight by nature and does not tolerate shade. In terms of temperature, it prefers hot weather. Even in the scorching summer, verbena can bloom very well. In loose, fertile...
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How to save a pothos with yellowing leaves? A few practical methods to teach you
There are many reasons why pothos leaves turn yellow. If it is caused by improper watering, you need to cut off the yellow leaves and then water scientifically. If you usually water too little, add some water; if you water too much, place the plant in a ventilated spot to let the soil dry out. If it is caused by improper lighting, you need to cut off the yellow leaves and then place the plant in a spot with bright but not intense light for growing.
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Can a pothos with soft, wilted leaves still survive?
When a pothos's leaves go soft, it can generally be saved as long as the situation is not extremely severe. When this happens, rescue measures need to be taken according to the cause: if it is caused by cold damage, you need to keep it warm; if it is caused by scorching from strong light, you need to use a shade net to block the light; if it is caused by overwatering, you need to loosen the soil and let it dry out.
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Pothos growing slowly? Feed it a few small granules and it will grow into a big cascade
Many people like to place one or several pots of pothos at home, as it can absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde from the air. After all, there are too many things indoors that contain formaldehyde nowadays, so putting a few pots of pothos to purify the air feels safer, and it can also decorate...
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How to grow pothos so it quickly trails down
If you want your pothos to trail down, the first thing is to make sure the plant you are growing is a variety that can trail. Then you need to water and fertilize it so it grows vines long enough. After that, you can cut off the stems growing upward, hang it up high, and give it light shining from below, so it grows downward and trails from above.
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How do you grow pothos so it climbs the wall? Master these care methods
If you want pothos to climb a wall, the first thing you need is for it to be sufficiently lush and leafy. You can help it grow more vigorously by appropriately increasing the frequency of watering and fertilizing. Once its vines are long enough, you can place the pot next to the wall, then use your hands to guide its vines so they cling tightly to the wall and arrange them in the effect you want, then fix them in place with clear tape.
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How to propagate pothos? A detailed guide to practical methods and tips
To propagate pothos, you first need to cut a sturdy vine with good growth and no obvious pests or diseases from a healthy, disease-free plant, then remove the leaves on it, keeping only two or three leaves. After that, you need to prepare sterilized potting soil or tap water that has been left to stand and exposed to sunlight for it, and finally insert the vine into the soil or water.
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