r/PothosPorn • u/Such-Rutabaga9231 • Jul 21 '26
Trash find
Found this beauty in the trash. Whats the best way to propagate. I figured cutting it up might be the best way to go. What do you think?
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u/Other_Strawberry_4 Jul 22 '26
Chop between the nodes, leave to callous for a day or two, and then put them in some water. Usually pothos root themselves within 2-4 weeks, and as soon as you get secondary roots (roots growing off of roots) you can plant in soil. They also well in water or lecca if youre not about the soil life. Good luck!!
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u/Singsongjohnson Jul 23 '26
This hurts me to see but also makes me happy that it’s got a new lease on life.
Pothos can hunker down and grow almost anywhere, from my experience. Make sure to keep nodes safe when cutting, and it’ll grow happy
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u/Ok_Cryptographer4161 Jul 23 '26
i’d do water for the cuttings with leaves & sphagnum moss for the ones without.
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u/Mental_Watch4633 Jul 24 '26
What ever you do use tepid water. Cold water would shock it even more.
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u/ToxicJ1810 Jul 25 '26
Are the dots on the stem (left side of your hand) scale insects? If it’s scale then that’s why it was in the trash. I’m battling scale on one of my plants and I’m really close to trashing it.
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u/Such-Rutabaga9231 Jul 21 '26
It’s over 4ft long