How to Grow Pothos? Detailed Guide to Growing Methods and Precautions

1. Hydroponic Growing Methods

If your home pothos is grown hydroponically, the two most important points are that it must be grown in a place with good air circulation, and secondly, it must not be exposed to sunlight for long periods. When growing in water, you do not need to change the water too frequently; just change it when you notice the water quality has become somewhat cloudy, as this makes root rot less likely to occur.

2. Soil Growing Methods

The key to soil growing is its soil; the soil is best chosen for strong breathability, as it will grow better in loose soil, and good drainage is also very crucial. Secondly, when growing it, note that the ambient temperature is best kept at around 20°C, and it also needs relatively soft sunlight, so it can be cared for on a balcony or by a window.

3. Precautions

1. When growing hydroponically, adding an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to the water is very helpful for its growth, helping it grow more quickly and robustly.

2. Whether growing in water or in soil, the water source is best chosen as sun-dried tap water or mineral water, because these two contain relatively more minerals.