Potted pothos turned yellow and skinny, one little method makes it plump and thick with leaves as big as a palm

Potted pothos is not only beautiful and elegant, but also a particularly low-maintenance green plant, but my pothos at home is often grown by me until it has yellow leaves and wilts, and every time I see it my mood is not so great either. A skilled neighbor can grow pothos with leaves as big and thick as a palm, and it has even climbed all over the wall. He told me to try this 1 little method!

As the saying goes, whether it lives or not depends on water, whether it grows or not depends on fertilizer, so for pothos to grow well and grow strong, feeding it is still the key. Pothos is a foliage plant, and what is indispensable is nitrogen; nitrogen fertilizer can make pothos leaves become big and green, and also grow fast.

1. When potting pothos, you can mix some decomposed organic fertilizer or cake fertilizer into the soil when potting it up, so that sufficient nutrients can be maintained for half a year, making it grow robustly,

2. Normally you can spray pothos with a little monopotassium phosphate (available at any flower market). Its effect on the photosynthesis of green leaves is very obvious. Just use it according to the instructions, spraying at a concentration of 0.1%-0.2%, once in the morning and once in the evening.

You can also try this 1 little method from the neighbor:

Soybeans are very high in nitrogen. If you do not want to go out and buy flower fertilizer, you can take some of the soybeans at home, soak them in water and boil them, then let them cool and pour everything into a plastic bottle with a lid. The fermentation time is about one month and then it is ready to use. Water the pothos with the fermented soybean water, once a week is enough.

The fermented water is relatively mild and harmless to pothos, and long-term use can make pothos leaves green and thick. You can try this simple little method!