Using plastic bags to grow flowers makes them prone to bursting with growth, and it can also treat yellowing leaves with very good results

The leaves of pothos often suddenly turn yellow, or develop long black spots. Don't worry, all you need is a plastic bag. Wrap the pothos in a plastic bag, wait three or four days before taking it off, spray the leaves with a little water, and then open the window to let the pothos get fresh air, so that in 2 winter it won't suffer frost damage

Pothos needs to be guaranteed sufficient light, but in summer it must not be exposed to sunlight, and shade should be provided. Pothos is mainly grown in soil or water. For soil culture, watering is very important, and it's easy to accidentally water the pothos to death. In summer, water once every two days; in other seasons, check the soil moisture. You can use a toothpick to see whether watering is needed

For hydroponic pothos, the water level must be controlled well. The roots must not be entirely underwater, and the roots should be trimmed regularly, cutting off any that have become soft. Add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to the water, so the pothos will grow well. Change the water regularly. The care of pothos is fairly simple, with regular watering, and pothos can also absorb formaldehyde, making it very practical