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Pothos turning yellow and not growing well? Learn these 2 tricks and it will grow wildly and fill the pot in 30 days

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Today I will share with you some tips for growing pothos. Actually, pothos is the easiest plant to keep alive indoors. First, prepare a few pothos plants with roots. Pothos can be propagated by cuttings, and cuttings can increase the survival rate. When dividing pothos into pots, you can choose...

Today I will share with you some tips for growing pothos. Actually, pothos is the easiest plant to keep alive indoors. First, prepare a few pothos plants with roots. Pothos can be propagated by cuttings, and cuttings can increase the survival rate.

For dividing pothos into pots, you can choose mature plants over ten cm tall. If the plants are too small, they will not survive easily. Then prepare a pot. We can choose a porcelain pot or a plastic pot. Pothos has no requirements for the pot, so just choose whatever you like.

At the bottom of the pot, we can choose to put in some large granules. If you have clay pebbles, putting in a few clay pebbles can also increase air permeability. For the soil, we choose leaf mold from the mountains.

Mix in some eggshells. Eggshells are rich in the nutrients plants need, and you know this acts like flower fertilizer. Add the potting soil to 1/2 of the flowerpot, then add a layer of coconut coir brick.

Coconut coir brick can also help with air permeability and water retention, making it especially suitable for pothos, which likes moisture. If you have carbendazim, you can add a little more carbendazim, which can effectively kill bacteria and pests and diseases in the humus soil.

Then you can use tweezers, or other tools, to dig a hole and plant the pothos in. This method is especially simple. I wonder if you have learned it?




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