What to do if your pothos grows slowly? Remember these simple tricks to easily get a full, bushy pot

Everyone is familiar with pothos. Its leaves are glossy green, and it looks great when it fills out a pot. Some internet cafes, clothing stores and shopping malls all keep potted pothos. Pothos looks simple and easy to grow, but it really decorates a space. A small pot placed on a desk or cabinet brings a different feel. Everyone can grow a pothos that fills its pot, but getting it to fill the pot and climb over a whole room is still a bit difficult. Let's see how to get pothos to climb over an entire wall.

To be honest with you, I have grown several pots of plants and flowers, and now only the potted pothos is left. The others all wilted, which shows that pothos is actually not hard to grow. I still remember that when I first grew potted pothos, I got a stem from a friend's house and brought it home to root as a cutting. Below is a brief introduction to how to grow potted pothos, and how to make it grow faster, with the focus on what to do in summer:

The growing conditions for potted pothos are roughly as follows: it does not need too much sunlight, but it should not be dark on sunny days either. Water roughly every 1-2 weeks, always waiting until the soil is dry before watering, and occasionally spray the leaves and aerial roots with a watering can. The soil should have good drainage.

Potted pothos grows faster in environments with higher air humidity. It is recommended to maintain indoor humidity, and you can use a humidifier to increase air humidity.

In addition, pothos grows fast in summer, so you can increase watering frequency. The potting soil must not dry out completely; keep it moist, and it is best if the humidity is somewhat high to prevent leaf decline. It likes high temperatures, high humidity and scattered sunlight. If the leaves show signs of lacking water, the new leaves are not getting enough water supply, and the old leaves have reduced uptake due to their age, the leaf surface loses its gloss. You can give it some nutrient solution as appropriate. As long as you handle summer well, you need not worry about not being able to grow a pothos that fills its pot.

This pothos has filled its pot and climbed over the entire wall. Doesn't pothos like this look beautiful? As long as you care for it well, this kind of pothos is still achievable, and by then you could even let the pothos serve as curtains.