Keeping fish and shrimp at home: 3 advantages that let pothos drink water on its own and still fill the pot

Pothos is a houseplant we love very much, and fish are small animals many people like to keep. If you keep both pothos and fish, what will the result be? One expert cleverly made use of the "symbiotic relationship" between pothos and fish, and now his home is already covered with pothos, making him a true "pothos tycoon". Come and take a look. The picture below shows the pothos in his home now.
1. Pothos "explodes" all over the home
The picture is only the tip of the iceberg. What the home actually looks like now is just like the picture below. Many flower lovers may have seen this picture online, but they do not know what it looked like before the pothos grew so explosively and wildly. We might as well first take a look at this pothos "expert's" masterpiece. The picture below is how it looked after being grown.
Isn't the pothos growing very dense and lush? Many flower lovers are not quite sure this is real, so let's take another look at how the pothos looked when it was first grown:
At the very beginning, it was just this small pot of pothos in the picture. This pothos "expert" built a pond at home, which clearly shows it is a wealthy household. After keeping a few fish, he felt the surrounding environment was a bit monotonous, so he grew a pot of pothos. The pothos kept making use of the environment's unique advantages and grew wildly, eventually filling the whole house. Let's take a look at what these "advantages" are.
2. Growing pothos next to a fish tank has "three" advantages
Growing pothos next to a fish tank: the first big advantage is humidity. The humidity next to a fish tank is plentiful, very suitable for pothos growth. Those of you who keep pothos at home, do not grow pothos in a place that is too dry. In summer, if the weather is dry and stuffy, we have to use a spray bottle to mist water and increase humidity so it can grow well.
Growing pothos next to a fish tank: the second advantage is that you do not need to worry about watering. We all know that plants have "water-seeking" behavior, which means that if there is water around its roots, its roots will actively crawl there to absorb water. Growing pothos next to a fish tank means you do not need to worry about watering; the pothos will go to the water's edge by itself to "drink water".
Growing pothos next to a fish tank: the third advantage is sufficient nutrients. The nutrients in the fish tank water are plentiful, and the fish waste can be absorbed by the pothos as nutrients. Second, the pH value of the fish tank water is very stable, and water like this is safer for growing pothos. When we usually care for pothos and do not have fish tank water at home, we had best use Huadongde pothos-specific organic nutrient solution to supplement fertilizer and nutrients and prevent yellow leaves, making it easier for the plant to fill the pot.
With these advantages, the pothos at home grows rapidly, and before you know it, it has grown into the look in the picture. People often say that an unintentional willow cutting grows into shade. This pothos "expert" did not even have to put in effort, and the pothos filled the whole home. It really makes people jealous!