Pothos was vibrant when you bought it, but it withered in half a month? The truth the flower shop owner won't tell you

Pothos is one of the most common houseplants, because pothos can effectively absorb formaldehyde and purify the air. So many people like to buy pothos to grow, and everyone always asks the flower shop owner for a recommendation, and the owner always says this is the easiest pothos to keep alive. Then you happily carry home a pot of pothos with lush branches and leaves. You care for it diligently, and half a month later almost no green leaves are left. You feel you were cheated by the owner, so you go to argue with the owner, and only then does the owner tell you the truth!!!

Don't put pothos in the sun, and don't water it too often. Your good intentions may be exactly what makes it impossible for the pothos to survive.

So is there any way to make pothos grow into a full pot? Let me teach you these few tricks, and it can fill a pot in a month.

1. Grow it with beer. The simplest method is to just buy a bottle of beer, then put the pothos into the beer to grow it. It can stay alive without soil. And because beer contains various nutrients, the pothos can grow plump and large.

2. Vitamin B12 or aspirin. This is what everyone often calls growing pothos with pills. Aspirin can let plants synthesize new proteins, improve the plant's drought resistance, and enhance its immune function. So you can add a piece of aspirin to the beer, which helps the pothos take root. And if you add vitamin B12, you can crush it and mix it into the beer. Generally, 1 tablet of vitamin B12 mixed into 1 can of beer is enough.

You can also mix it with water to water the pothos. The ratio of water is 1:10. Be sure to remember this ratio. Too much or too little water and the effect will not be very good. By growing pothos with beer plus pills, it can fill a pot in as little as half a month, or at most a month.