Do this one thing for your pothos in autumn, and its leaves will turn glossy green and fill the pot, growing bigger than a palm in winter

The weather is gradually entering autumn, and the temperature is starting to drop. Many plant lovers want to keep a few potted flowers at home, which not only decorate the room but also serve as natural air purifiers, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen very effectively, and caring for flowers also brings a sense of leisure. Pothos is one such great potted plant, and it is one of the easier houseplants to care for. But because of the arrival of autumn, many plant lovers report that their pothos does not grow at this time and is also prone to yellowing leaves.

So today let us take a look at why pothos leaves turn yellow. First, the main cause of yellowing pothos leaves is improper watering, and this is mainly overwatering. In autumn the temperature starts to drop and evaporation is not as fast as in summer, so we need to control the water when watering pothos. Generally, watering once a week is enough, and you can usually mist the leaves to supplement moisture.

This not only cleans the leaves and keeps them clean, but also provides water to the stems and leaves. Next is light. Although pothos is a shade-loving plant, it still needs to receive plenty of diffused light. Generally, keeping it near a window is enough, because the area near a window is well ventilated, and pothos will not develop yellow leaves from lack of light.

Another point is fertilizing. Some plant lovers do not know how to fertilize pothos, and over time the pothos develops yellow leaves from lack of nutrients. In fact, there is a very simple method: the water left over from washing tofu at home can be kept in a clean bottle to ferment, and it is generally ready to use in about 5 days. To avoid a slight unpleasant smell, you can also add some fruit peels to remove the odor.

Water the pothos with this water twice a month, and it will grow lush and green, shooting up to 2 m tall. To make the pothos grow better, we can appropriately prune the stems and leaves below, which not only makes the plant shape more perfect but also removes unhealthy leaves so that nutrients are concentrated.

Plant lovers who like pothos can try this little trick. Do these things well when growing pothos in autumn, and having it easily fill its pot will be no problem.