Pothos not growing? Grandma puts a little of this in the pot, and the leaves turn glossy green and grow like crazy, climbing all over the wall

Pothos is a common indoor plant. It is very effective at greening the environment and absorbing polluted air. Pothos is easy to keep alive, but hard to keep well. When you see other people's pothos growing several meters long while your own barely grows, today I will share a little trick from grandma. Grandma puts a little of this in the pot, and the leaves turn glossy green and grow like crazy, with lush branches and leaves climbing all over the wall!

Grandma's trick is to use eggshells to grow pothos. Eggshells are rich in fertilizer value, containing 93% calcium carbonate and 4% organic matter. In the soil, through the action of microorganisms, they can be converted into nutrients that pothos can easily absorb and use.

Both raw eggshells and eggshells from cooked eggs can be used. For raw eggshells, rinse the egg white inside clean, dry them in the sun, and crush them with a tool. The finer the better.

There are many ways to use them:

1. You can directly dig a small hole at the edge of the pothos pot and bury the eggshells inside. You can also just sprinkle some directly on the soil surface. When you water, they will slowly seep down, and leaving them on the surface also helps decorate the potting soil.

2. After rinsing the eggshells clean and drying them in the sun, crush them. We can also add a little vinegar to them. The vinegar will react with the eggshells, and diluted vinegar itself is also very beneficial for watering flowers. Generally, after leaving it like this for a day, dilute it with water and then you can water the pothos with it. Usually watering twice a week is enough. This way, the pothos can grow vigorously, and climbing all over the wall is no problem at all.

3. Put eggshells at the bottom of the pothos pot when repotting or potting up. They are thin and light, so you can put in quite a lot. This also helps with drainage for the pothos and can more effectively prevent root rot.

Put eggshells at the bottom of the pothos pot for plenty of fertilizer value. Through fermentation in the soil, they control the release of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and some trace elements, extending the fertilizer effect to 1 year, and some even to 3 years. With eggshells placed at the bottom of the pot, the pothos grows green

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