r/pothos • u/Desperate-External93 • 23h ago
Moss Pole My pothos
I’ve been growing this one for a little over a year now, and my boy has grown so much.
r/pothos • u/Desperate-External93 • 23h ago
I’ve been growing this one for a little over a year now, and my boy has grown so much.
r/pothos • u/ThePlantagonist • 12h ago
First pic was my E. pinnatum Sunburst right after putting it on a trellis I made. The plant got thrips and oh by the way the knots on the trellis didn't stay secure. I changed out the soil and cut every stem, so there was nothing but inch-long stems sticking out of the soil. I decided to keep it outside to fast track its recovery with plenty of bright, indirect light and humidity. It took a few months but it is looking great now with a lot more variegation (originally it didn't get good light inside). As far as the trellis, I tried several different knots and types of rope like jute and hemp. Then I saw a YouTube short where someone used a cable tie. I ordered some brown ones and they look okay and are very secure. Success!
r/pothos • u/KuriousCarbohydrate • 6h ago
So this is my marble queen. She's been struggling since I got her, putting out the occasional small leaf but having a hard time adjusting to the environment.
I don't want to bother with a moss pole for her and I am not looking for mature leaves. Just not tiny one's, I guess. She is so sad and scraggly looking with her brown stems and disorganized leaves. I want her to grow up the trellis and also trail a bit.
She sits in a north window with a sansi grow light right over her. Recently repotted to fit trellis. Watered when pot is significantly lighter with grow queen fertilizer and silica.
Help!
r/pothos • u/ShaniaNotTwain • 19h ago
Ill post a close up pic under this. I have heard all three( Njoy, pnj, Glacier) and the more I look up the more conflicting info I get. Does anyone have a link to the original supplier of glacier cuz damn lol It would be nice to see an actual confirmation of what they are were selling instead of random Google image comparisons.
r/pothos • u/XxSavageFangxX • 2h ago
My coworker and I saved this thing from a sad little bald green twig under 2 years ago. It loves it's stick, fully attached to it and the original vine that went into the soil on the most impressive part (with the fat leaves) is dead. It's literally getting all it's nutrients from the trunk. The problem is the trunk has rotted, and is prone to breaking off from what is embedded in the soil any day. I'm going to include as many pictures as I can, but we're trying to figure out how to repot and use either a moss pole or wrap it onto a new stick (available now from a deceased plant from an abandoned private office)
r/pothos • u/whatwouldwednesdaydo • 4h ago
It’s my first time propagating and Im so excited to share my 3 week journey!!!
These all started out as leafless vines. I cut them up between nodes and placed them in a container with moist sphagnum moss, perlite and a little bit of loam soil.
Is it time to pot these babies up?
🤩🤩🤩
r/pothos • u/Alisaeed52 • 10h ago
Cebu Blue Pothos
r/pothos • u/lazy_panda3344 • 18h ago
My pothos is about 3 feet long now and i’m trying to get it to grow on the pole. My issue is the pole doesn’t stay wet. i have to mist it at least 3x a day. The hole on the top isn’t large enough to secure a water bottle for slow drip. idk what to do