For hydroponic pothos, pay attention to these 3 points, and its leaves will stay green all year round, truly deserving the name "evergreen pothos"

Pothos is an evergreen plant in all four seasons, a foliage ornamental flower, and it is relatively easy to grow, deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. But being easy to grow does not necessarily mean it can be grown well, especially for hydroponic pothos, which always develops some minor problems, often yellow leaves, smaller leaves, softened leaves, and so on.

Today Hua'er will tell everyone that for hydroponic pothos, pay attention to these 3 points, and its leaves can stay green all year round, so it can be called "evergreen pothos."

1. Leaves turning yellow

A plant's growth condition directly reflects problems. If the pothos leaves show signs of turning yellow, it means you have not changed the water for too long. Change the water quickly and clean the roots, washing away some blackened and rotted roots, then disinfect the wounds with alcohol, put it in a cool, ventilated place to dry, and put it back in the water.

2. Leaf tips curling and withering

Although pothos is grown hydroponically and appears not to lack water, you should know that the water in hydroponics is only a substrate, with a function similar to soil, so you should also spray some water mist on the leaves regularly to increase air humidity, so the leaves can also absorb some water. Only then will the leaves not evaporate too quickly while the roots cannot supply water in time, causing the leaf tips to curl and wither.

3. Leaves becoming smaller and turning dark green

This situation is mainly caused by insufficient fertilizer or light. Besides the leaves becoming smaller and greener, some branches will also grow leggy, affecting the appearance. You can move it to a place with more light, then apply some vitamin solution fertilizer, nutrient solution with more nitrogen, etc., which can help it recover quickly.

The precautions for hydroponic pothos are introduced here. If flower enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!