Golden Pothos Pictures and Potted Cultivation Tips

Golden Pothos - people who hear this name are probably both unfamiliar with it and familiar with it, but simply mentioning pothos, most people are surely very familiar with it. In fact, Golden Pothos and pothos are the same plant, a very common indoor cultivated plant. Golden Pothos can green the environment and purify the air, and is often grown by people in offices or home rooms, making it a very easy plant to grow. However, even though Golden Pothos is easy to grow, some people still kill it, which is caused by everyone's lack of understanding of Golden Pothos cultivation techniques. So today let us take a look at potted Golden Pothos cultivation tips.

Introduction to Golden Pothos

Golden Pothos is a perennial evergreen climbing herbaceous plant, with stems and vines reaching several meters long. Well-grown Golden Pothos has particularly long stems and vines; some people plant it in pots, hanging it in a corner of a room or a corner of an office desk, with the green stems and vines hanging down from top to bottom, and the verdant appearance is very beautiful. Golden Pothos, like ordinary climbing plants, relies on aerial roots on its stems to attach and coil as it grows. Its leaves grow very densely, alternately arranged, expanding outward in a heart shape, with glossy leaf surfaces, mostly tender green or olive green, and some leaf surfaces have some yellow patches or stripes distributed on them.

Golden Pothos Cultivation Tips

Temperature - Golden Pothos is relatively sensitive to the temperature of its growing environment; the temperature cannot be too high or too low. Its optimal growing temperature is between 20 and 30°C. If the temperature is below 15°C, or around 10°C, Golden Pothos will freeze to death, so in winter when growing it, be sure to do a good job of keeping it warm, and it is usually best to keep it indoors.

Light - Golden Pothos likes to grow in a cool, semi-shaded environment, and especially avoids exposure to blazing sun, so when growing it, attention must also be paid to its lighting. When growing Golden Pothos, just place it in a place with some sunlight or semi-shade; appropriate sunlight exposure is enough, but it cannot be placed in direct sunlight for a long time, or it will be unfavorable to its growth.

Water - Many people think that Golden Pothos needs a lot of water to grow, but in fact the opposite is true; Golden Pothos is relatively tolerant of cold and does not need much water during its growing period, so when growing it, it must not be overwatered. When there is too much water, the roots of pothos are prone to rot and breed mosquitoes and insects, which is even worse for pothos. In summer, temperatures are high and water evaporates quickly, so water can be appropriately increased; in winter, watering should be reduced, and watering once every two days is enough.

Soil and Fertilizing - Golden Pothos does not have high requirements for soil; generally loose soil with good drainage can be used, but given the characteristics of pothos itself, slightly acidic soil can make it grow a bit faster and healthier. As for fertilizer, Golden Pothos has specialized fertilizer; ordinary inorganic fertilizer is not of much use. During the growing period, more fertilizer should be applied, while during the slow growth period, less fertilizer should be applied; when fertilizing, liquid fertilizer can be applied by spraying.

Conclusion: The above is the relevant introduction to potted Golden Pothos cultivation tips; I believe everyone has some understanding of this now. In short, although the cultivation method of Golden Pothos is still very simple, some tips and precautions should not be forgotten, otherwise no matter how easy it is to grow, it will still die.

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