What to do about yellow leaves on pothos? Just one thing can bring it back to life

Pothos is one of the most common plants in daily life, kept in every home, mainly because pothos is also very easy to care for, but some flower lovers still end up with yellow leaves and sparse growth. We can use this thing, and that is milk, expired milk works too. The main components of milk are water, protein, fat, calcium, potassium, iron and other minerals; calcium, potassium, iron and other elements

We need to ferment the milk first before using it. Pour the milk into a plastic bottle, tighten the lid, and put it in a place with direct sunlight for about a week. That way the milk is considered fermented. Dilute the fermented milk with water at 1:20. After mixing, it can be used to water the pothos. It can also be used to drench the roots, and can also be used to wipe the leaves, so the leaves will become more glossy

Pothos is a shade-loving plant, but light still cannot be lacking. As long as there is indirect light, that is enough. It must not be exposed to blazing sunlight. Pothos is very fond of water. In summer, evaporation is fast, so water it once every two or three days, but there must not be waterlogging, otherwise the roots will rot. When repotting, you can apply base fertilizer. Indoor pothos also needs attention to ventilation, especially in the hot summer