How do you turn one pot of pothos into ten? It's simple with the right method

Now every household has pothos, and everyone knows this green plant is very easy to grow, but have you ever seen one pot turn into ten?

1. First, when taking cuttings, look for pothos with aerial roots. This kind of pothos is easier to propagate, and it is also easier to cut out many new pothos plantlets. When cutting, be sure that each section of pothos has aerial roots at the bottom; if there are no aerial roots, it will not root easily.

2. For the soil, nutrient soil is best. If conditions allow, you can also buy coconut coir bricks at a flower shop; they are convenient, clean and environmentally friendly. Soak the coconut coir brick for half an hour, then choose a flowerpot with a diameter of 18cm and fill it with the soaked coconut coir.

3. Once everything is ready, you can start propagating the pothos. When taking cuttings, make sure the end with aerial roots faces downward, and bury the roots completely in the soil. When propagating, insert the plants in order as much as possible, which is both attractive and easy to manage.

4. The last step is watering. Because these are small plantlets that have just been inserted into loose soil, do not water too forcefully; water slowly. Watering too forcefully will make the plantlets fall over in all directions.