A little trick I only discovered after ten years of growing pothos - once you activate it, it grows like crazy and covers the whole room

These days our homes are embracing growing flowers and plants, and pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is deeply loved by people, and it can also freshen the air and beautify the environment. Not only is it easy to grow, but did you know? There is a little switch on the pothos - open this switch and its growth rate is even better than fertilizing.

Where is this switch located? Come and take a look with me. This little trick of the pothos is its aerial roots. Some people will ask, what exactly are the aerial roots of a pothos? Where are they? Actually, after a few months, the small roots that grow under each leaf are called aerial roots.

In fact, even for pothos, they are a huge help to its growth. Especially for pothos with long vines, the growth at the tip of the vine mainly relies on its roots to absorb nutrients, so during the care process, if you let the pothos vines grow a few roots to absorb nutrients, this can speed up its rapid growth.

Make the leaves even more emerald green and glossy, so we should encourage the pothos vines to grow aerial roots, so they can take in nutrients well. How do you make the pothos vines quickly grow aerial roots? First of all, the first point is to control watering for the pothos. Pothos is a very water-absorbing plant, so no matter how much water you give it, the plant can absorb and convert it, and it stays very robust.

If you want the pothos to grow aerial roots, give it controlled watering and keep the soil in a slightly dry state. When the soil stays dry for a long time, the pothos roots cannot absorb enough water and nutrients, and cannot supply the vines; then the lower part of the vines will sprout aerial roots to absorb moisture from the environment.

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