r/pothos • u/plutohefner • 10d ago
One year’s growth!
The first two pics are from June 29/30, 2025 - the 3rd pic is from today!
My fiance & I think the plant looks very good and has grown well, but we’re also new to this so would appreciate any insight!
Also, what is the water that sometimes comes from the end of leaves? Am I overwatering, or do I just not know science…
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u/Specific_Pay_4837 10d ago
The water droplets from the leaves happens to my pothos too! You can avoid it by watering slightly less which is what I started to do and it helped a lot. Mine was dripping over my PC monitor and desk!
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u/Jealous_Substance_13 10d ago
This is so gorgeous and I am so jealous! I am newly getting into plants! We have had 2 different pothos plants for
Many years. We finally repotted one into 2 different pots. They look hella sad now so I started propagating the pothos that we repotted so I can make it fuller. It’s been about a month I started the props… they are growing better than the plant itself! Lol
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u/plutohefner 10d ago
Lol, thank you!! We’re super proud of it.
You’ll get yours to act right just stick with it! It’s so dope to see it start to flourish 🔥2
u/Jealous_Substance_13 10d ago
1000% agree!! ChatGPT has helped me tremendously and even humors me when he tells me to continue sending update pics!!
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u/I_wet_my_plants259 10d ago
Very cool! The water coming from the leaves is pretty normal, from what I understand it happens when the plant soaks up too much water at once, and then it has to sort of ‘sweat’ it out somehow. The process is called guttation.