How to propagate pothos? This is how gardening fans take cuttings for greener leaves

Gardening fans love growing pothos, and the pothos plant is easy to keep alive and also very easy to propagate - you can cut off stems or insert leaves into soil and they will take root.

How to take pothos cuttings

You can use scissors to cut off small rooted sections, then keep just 1-2 leaves on each stem, then soak the stems in a monopotassium phosphate solution for half an hour, so the pothos can take root faster. You can also soak the stems in warm water for about 10 minutes, which can promote rooting in the plant.

To take pothos cuttings you can choose suitable soil, and be sure to choose perlite and peat soil to keep the soil loose. After the stems are inserted, place them in a cool, ventilated spot, keep them out of sunlight for three days, and spray water every day; in half a month the pothos will take root and fill the pot.

Gardening fans now have some understanding of how to care for pothos, right? In daily care, pay attention to fertilizing the pothos and watering it, and choose a ventilated environment, so the pothos leaves will be even greener and it will be able to take root.