Even a nearly dead pothos can grow into a full, lush pot - the reason lies in this method

When watering pothos, do not pour the water directly into the pot; pour it in slowly so it seeps down gradually, then spray evenly. Pothos is a plant that likes light and warmth. If you want pothos to grow fast, it needs sufficient light and a suitable temperature. It should not be exposed to harsh sun; indirect light is enough. Pothos fertilization is mainly based on nitrogen fertilizer.

Spring is the growing season for pothos. Every ten days, apply a 0.3% solution of ammonium sulfate or urea once, and use a 0.5‰ to 1‰ urea solution as a foliar feed once. Only then will the growth of the pothos be satisfied, and the leaves of the pothos will also become more glossy. In winter, no fertilization is done. Pothos likes fertile, loose soil with good drainage, preferably slightly acidic.

If your pothos leaves are getting smaller and smaller, that means the pothos does not have enough nutrients and needs fertilizing. Every so often, loosen the potting soil to avoid the soil becoming compacted, because then the roots cannot breathe. You can apply a small amount of compound fertilizer. Apply light fertilizer frequently, and do not apply too much at once, as this will burn the pothos to death. Be sure to pay attention.