Repotting pothos is a real art - let me show you the right way to do it

The pothos plant is characterized by its exceptionally tenacious vitality and very strong ability to adapt to its environment, and it also grows very quickly. The small pot you just planted it in may soon need repotting just to hold the pothos. Because pothos is so easy to grow, many friends have this plant at home, but when it comes time to repot, many of them may not have such rich experience.

I. Introduction

Repotting pothos also requires proper methods. Without the correct repotting method, it is very easy to kill the pothos during the repotting process. Based on the experience shared by pothos growers, let us learn how to repot correctly.

II. Process

For pothos, there is no need to repot often - basically once a year is enough. Moreover, the size of the pot for repotting pothos should be decided according to the pothos itself. At the same time, note that you should not use a pot that does not match its actual size; if the pot is too large, the grower cannot control the amount of water and fertilizer well, which not only fails to achieve the desired effect but instead affects the healthy growth of the pothos.

III. Method

Also note that for the choice of pot material, use clay-type material with drainage holes at the bottom. The steps for repotting pothos are to first remove the pothos from its pot and cut off all the bad root parts. After cutting, water it, mainly watering thoroughly, and also spray water on the leaves.

IV. Final Points

The last part requiring special attention is that a pothos that has just been repotted cannot be fertilized right away, because its roots cannot immediately absorb the nutrients in the fertilizer, so you must wait until the pothos grows new leaves before fertilizing. In daily care, place the pothos in a cool place and avoid direct sunlight.

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