Grow pothos with 5 of these little things every ten days, and only then will it burst into a full pot and grow into a green curtain

Pothos is the most common flowering plant in daily life, and it can be seen on many occasions. Its price is very cheap, and it stays evergreen all year round, with a very good ornamental effect, and it also has a great air-purifying effect, making it quite popular with people!

When caring for pothos, you should keep a little of this little thing on hand, put in 5 granules every 10 days, and it will burst into a full pot with a bang, growing into a green curtain that makes everyone envious just looking at it!

This little thing is urea. Urea is a very common nitrogen fertilizer, and after it dissolves in water, it can continuously supply the roots, making the plant lush with branches and leaves, and promoting growth, making the leaves even more emerald green and glossy, no longer turning yellow!

If the pothos at home has been grown for several years and is still so sparse, with leaves often turning yellow, bury urea into the soil, once every 10 days, and the leaves will slowly turn green again, and it will become lush and flourishing, evergreen and emerald green!

So when caring for pothos in summer, what other problems need attention?

Although pothos is very easy to care for, summer care still requires special attention, because pothos likes water quite a lot. If after watering, ventilation and air exchange are not done in time, poor drainage leads to water accumulation, and it easily causes root rot. Moreover, being stuffy in the soil for a long time easily attracts many small flying insects, which pollutes the environment a lot!

So after each watering, be sure to place it in a well-ventilated place to speed up water evaporation, let the soil dry out a little, prevent root rot, and also prevent the appearance of small flying insects.

Moreover, spray water on the leaves once or twice a day, which can make the leaves more crystal-clear and fresh, emerald green and glossy, and prevent wilting due to lack of water.

Pothos does not like light and is fairly shade-tolerant, so placing it in a bright place is enough. Especially in summer, when sunlight is particularly strong, if it is placed in the sun, it very easily scorches the leaves and easily makes them wilt, looking completely listless!