Added this to the pothos in a new home, and in 60 days it climbed up the TV wall - so beautiful

Growing flowers indoors has become part of many people's lives. More and more people like to keep some green potted plants at home, which can not only purify the air but also decorate the room. And keeping some flowers and plants at home also makes people feel that the home is full of vitality and life.

Common household flowers like pothos (Epipremnum aureum) have already entered thousands of homes. Because it is very easy to grow, just one vine can become a lush potted plant; moreover, pothos is very effective at absorbing formaldehyde, especially for newly renovated houses, where owners always put some pothos at home to purify the indoor air.

What I am sharing with you today is that a friend had just moved into his new house in summer, and his wife loves growing flowers very much. In just 60 days, she got their pothos to climb onto the TV wall, growing very lush and green. In fact, she also had tips and methods during the growing process, so the topic I am sharing today is:

After moving to a new house, the wife added "it" to the pothos, and in 60 days it climbed onto the TV wall - so beautiful!

Pothos is a typical foliage plant, so if you want pothos to grow robustly, it cannot do without fertilizer. For a foliage plant like pothos, you need to supplement it with nitrogen fertilizer so the plant can send out new buds and sprout emerald green leaves.

Soybean fertilizer

Soybeans are very common at home. Soybeans are rich in nitrogen, so when growing pothos at home, use soybeans to supplement the plant with nitrogen. Using soybeans as flower fertilizer has two processing methods. The first is to cook the soybeans, put them into a plastic bucket, add water to ferment, then dilute with water and add it to the potted plant. This can supplement the plant with rich nutrients. This method takes a long time to ferment, and if fermentation is not done properly, an odor will be produced.

The second method is to directly cook the soybeans in a pot, then bury them in the pothos pot, supplementing the plant with 7-8 soybeans each time. Let the soybeans ferment naturally in the flower pot. Because the quantity is not particularly large, it will not produce an odor, and fermentation will not affect the normal growth of the plant, so the second method is more convenient and simple to use. I recommend everyone use it. When adding soybeans to the pot, try to keep them away from the pothos roots to prevent burning the roots and causing the plant to die.

After supplementing the pothos with sufficient nitrogen fertilizer, if you want it to quickly climb onto the wall, you need to guide the pothos vines to grow upward. In fact, this method is very simple. According to the decoration situation at home, you can run a few transparent fishing lines on the wall, so the pothos can climb up along the fishing lines and not fall down. As long as the pothos has a tendency to grow upward, it will naturally grow upward.

Generally, when pothos is grown in the living room, the lighting conditions can fully meet its normal growth. When watering pothos, generally just ensure the soil is moist. Do not let water accumulate in the pot each time you water. Wait until the soil is slightly dry before watering again. This allows the plant to fully absorb water and also prevents root rot.

These are small tips for growing pothos indoors. If you find them useful, please like, follow below, and forward to more friends.

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