How do you grow pothos so it fills out the pot? Just add a little of this to the pot

Anyone who knows a thing or two about flowers and plants has surely heard of the famous pothos (Epipremnum aureum). This green plant can be said to be the most well-known and most widely popular plant in the plant world, with fresh leaf color, cute and pleasant looks, and quite beautiful.

Today, the editor will teach you a great method for caring for pothos. As long as you add a little of this to the pothos pot, you won't have to worry about the pothos growing too slowly and never filling out the pot.

The thing the editor is talking about is coal cinders.

Coal cinders have already been fully and completely burned by fire, and have countless tiny air pores inside. If you add a little coal cinder to the pothos pot, it can instantly improve the soil's drainage and air permeability, which is good for the healthy growth of pothos.

Moreover, coal cinders also contain many trace elements that are greatly beneficial to plant growth, such as calcium and iron, all of which are greatly beneficial to the rapid growth of pothos.

1. First, select some coal cinders, then place them in a container and soak them for more than 48 hours to prevent any substances harmful to plant growth from remaining in them.

3. The larger particles can be placed at the bottom of the pot, and it is enough to spread a layer of coal cinders about 5 cm thick. In this way, the air permeability of the growing environment for the pothos in the pot can be increased.

4. The smaller particles in the coal cinders can be mixed with the soil used for caring for pothos. The specific ratio is garden soil and coal cinders mixed evenly at a ratio of 3:2, and then placed in the pot to grow the pothos.