In autumn, water pothos with these 4 kinds of water and it will grow like crazy, with leaves so green they look oiled

Pothos is a fairly easy houseplant to care for; give it a little water and it will survive, and even plant killers generally won't manage to kill it. With different care methods, some growers' pothos grows very slowly and stays exactly the same after a whole year, while other growers' pothos grows several meters in a year, with leaves still glossy green, and it looks so lovely. Let's see how they grow it, shall we?

Pothos is not as demanding about its environment as orchids, nor as delicate as roses that get sick at the slightest provocation. If you want pothos to grow well, you only need to focus on water, fertilizer and light. If everyone keeps theirs in a cool, ventilated spot, then the only difference is water and fertilizer.

1. What kind of water do growers who do well generally like to use? The most commonly used is rice-washing water, and this water is also fairly easy to prepare. After washing rice each day, put the water into a plastic bottle and let it ferment for ten days to half a month, then you can use it to water pothos. Water the pothos soil once every 10 days, and the pothos will grow glossy green, though fermented rice-washing water does have a bit of an odor.

2. If you want water that has no odor after fermentation, you can try orange peel water. Usually we collect orange peels, put them in an empty plastic bottle, add a little water, and after composting for 1-2 months until fully fermented, it is ready to use. This has no foul smell and even has a hint of orange fragrance. Each time you water the pothos, mix in a little orange water, and it can improve the acidity of the pothos soil, so the roots absorb nutrients better and there are fewer yellow leaves.

3. If you don't want to ferment it yourself and want to use ready-made water, you can try "sugar water." This is an organic nutrient solution specially made for pothos, fermented from sugarcane raw materials, purely plant-based fermentation, with no irritating odor, and it is relatively safe to use at home. Use it once a week for pothos, and the pothos will grow glossy green and send out aerial roots like crazy; in a few months it can grow several meters long.

4. If you keep fish at home, the water in the fish tank is a treasure for growing pothos. It contains fairly rich nitrogen, and when used to water pothos, the green leaves grow even bigger than a palm. When using this kind of water on pothos, use too little and you fear it won't grow well, use too much and you fear root rot. How much is suitable?

Watering pothos is generally just a matter of watering thoroughly once the soil has dried out. When the soil turns white, water it evenly and thoroughly; watering thoroughly means you see water flowing out of the holes at the bottom of the pot. If you want to accurately control the amount of water and fertilizer, you can use a plant and soil meter to help. This is a great assistant for growing plants. Just insert it into the potting soil, and through your phone you can see the changes in the soil's moisture and fertility readings, which is simple and convenient.

If you want the pothos at home to fill its pot and grow like crazy, you can try these kinds of water. If you have other care experience, you are welcome to share it!