Give the pothos some fertilized water, and it will climb around the room, with leaves green and large
Pothos is an all-too-common flowering plant. Its leaves stay evergreen through all four seasons, lush and glossy green, with a strong decorative effect. At the same time, pothos is easy to care for and can be managed with a rough, low-maintenance approach. It also purifies the air, making it very popular among people.
Many flower lovers' pothos have small leaves and grow slowly overall. You might as well give the pothos a little tonic soup to drink, and its vines will climb around the room several times, with every leaf green and large. Amazing.
What is this tonic soup? It is homemade fertilized water. Use a little on the pothos and it grows fast with large leaves. You can thoroughly mix rice-washing water with rotten tomatoes and leave it in the sun to ferment. The water after fermentation is a very good nutrient water. Use it on the pothos once every 15 days, and after 2 to 3 consecutive uses, the pothos leaves will be green and large, without turning yellow, and the vines will keep growing nonstop, climbing around the room several times.
Friends who like pothos, then, surely also like propagating pothos. If the pothos at home grows too fast to keep, you can prune the vines. The trimmed branches and leaves are excellent material for cuttings propagation. You just need some nutrient soil, insert the branches into the soil, and they will take root in ten days. In 30 days they slowly grow new leaves, and soon you can propagate another pot. If there is no room at home, you can even take them out to sell for money.
Moreover, even without soil for propagation, you can insert them into water, and they will root in about seven days. Water-cultured pothos is also very beautiful and nice-looking.
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