Don't buy a pothos - just take a cutting from a neighbor's plant and it will grow

When it comes to pothos, I believe all plant lovers have grown one. Pothos doesn't need much skill to care for - it can even survive in water. Besides beautifying your home, it also purifies the air, so plant lovers enjoy growing this plant. It doesn't take long to grow it well. Propagating pothos is generally quite simple - you can just root some cuttings.

How to propagate pothos from cuttings

Choose healthy stems

Find a few healthy pothos stems, then cut them into small sections, making sure to keep the growth nodes.

Mix the potting soil

Potting soil plays a very important role in pothos growth. You can mix leaf mold and garden soil in a suitable ratio, and the mix is ready. You can also leave it in the sun for two days to disinfect and sterilize it, and add some organic fertilizer so the pothos can take root.

How to plant pothos cuttings

Before planting pothos cuttings, you can soak them in carbendazim for a while to disinfect them, then take the stems out and lay them horizontally, cover them with soil, and the pothos will grow roots.

Care after planting

After planting, plant lovers can water once right away, then put the pot in a shady spot for two days. After that, use indirect light, and mist the leaves every morning to increase air humidity, so the pothos can quickly take root.

Plant lovers should now have some understanding of pothos cutting care. When propagating pothos, be sure to choose healthy stems, then plant them in the prepared soil, and pay attention to watering and fertilizing, so the pothos will grow even more lush and green.