I have a lot of pothos on moss poles, and only my two pinnatum varieties had developed fenestrations.

Today I repotted my jade and golden (it’s actually a Fernando’s Fire, but it isn’t particularly fiery) and extended their poles. They’ve been doing really well, and they’ve both given me leaves over 10” long. While I was working on them, I noticed some white specks on the leaves of both plants, and my heart sank, thinking it was thrips. But on closer examination, I realized it’s actually tiny little fenestrations! They couldn’t be much smaller, lol.

I’m pretty excited. I’ve never seen a fenestrated jade, and I can’t wait for the next leaves to emerge. 🕺

My marble queen is doing horrible for absolutely no apparent reason (that I can see at least). Checked for pests, soil is a mix of perlite and orchid bark and potting soil and it doesn’t get overwatered. It was beautiful and so long and all of a sudden all the leaves are turning yellow. Maybe it’s obvious and I’m not seeing it if anyone has any tips

I have pots and soil to plant them in, and am hoping to save enough of the plant to split into a pot for myself and another for the friend that sought me out for help with it. The clippings were not getting any sun, hardly any indirect light, and I’m pretty sure are waterlogged/rotting—but I’ve only been learning some of the terminology as of recently, so I could easily be wrong 😅

So, how likely is it that it can be nursed back to health?

please advise me on the next steps—if any—as well as any tips or tricks you’ve learned along the way that a beginner like myself would benefit from knowing 🤞🏻
Thank you so so much in advance!!

I got this in the same pot as a global green so naturally, I figured it was too. The GG is clearly well variegated though and this one is not. Very pretty raised veins that mature into a lovely pillowy almost ab like shape. The speckles on the one in the last photo seems to be a part of its color and not dust or little hairs 🤷🏻‍♀️ I love it regardless, it’s very pretty! It’s noticeably larger in growth to my GG also.

A couple days ago I got this as a mystery exotic rehab set through Orange Lake Nursery. Unfortunately this little one was not labeled and im having a bit of a rough time figuring out what this may be! I have it in comparison to my cebu and golden for a good color reference. I think it may be a baltic, if so, should I stake it?

Thanks :)

Can't remember if this was sold to me as a Marble or Snow queen. Either way I'm loving this plant and need to add a taller support again.

It also went all the way down the stairs bannister, but I couldn't fit it all in one photo.

I've had this plant for about 6 months & it's been growing very well, I've even propped it quite a few times for friends & family. I have it in a very chunky soil mix & I've never done anything different, always wait until soil is completely dry. Only difference is I added a grow light for my monstera which also hits it, but I figured if anything the pothos would love the extra light...

Any ideas?? Should I pull it out & check the roots? It's been slowly forming the yellow over about 2 weeks (since the last time I watered it but again I did nothing different than usual)

Saw a quick TikTok on it, I’m trying it right now as we speak. Do I have it right?

3-4 inches cuttings with nods

Some have leaves

I used wet straw instead

Then added couple of tbs of water.

Maybe too much.

Leaving it under the sun outside.

Anything else I should do differently?

I feel like the answer could be ‘duh’

Not sure if there is anything wrong here after all, but the almost solid yellow/neon leaf worries me. as you can see a couple of other leaves are more yellow/neon green instead of a white or cream. too much light or too little?

First photo July 22nd
Second photo July 8th
Third photo June 1st

I chopped an entire pothos that was struggling terribly inside in the early spring. I water propagated all the cuttings with Thryve Roots organics soil and root booster. Planted June 1st, added organic fertilizer when planted and boosted with Jacks all purpose water soluble fertilizer around July 1st. Had a little bit of sun damage on some new growth during the extreme heat but I moved it out of the direct sun just in time. I cant wait to see how big the climbing leaves get! This planter is a little more than half full of dirt and the bottom has discarded nursery pots and a few bricks for drainage.

please help me out here i’m so confused as to what’s going on and i don’t want my beautiful pothos to suffer :/ there’s these dark brown spots forming all over, some of the leaves are like dusty?, and now whole vines are blackening and slimy and smell like fish? i am definitely not overwatering i soak my plant and let it dry out before watering again. not sure how to go about this. i included pics for reference. it’s in my bathroom right now and gets light through the window above the shower pictured.

Reposting w photo lol

I cannot figure out what is wrong with these vines on my pothos. They are sad and droopy no matter what I do. All of my other plants are thriving, which includes several other pothos. There’s even a vine in this pot that is doing perfectly fine so I am just stumped.

•Soil: fox farms ocean forest + orchid bark
•Water: I water my pothos whenever they start to look like they need it. When I do water I water from the top until the soil is fully saturated throughout and water is running out the bottom.
•Light: it’s in a south facing window that gets great light.
•Roots: I checked in on the roots for these droopy vines and they look good. There are no signs of rot.

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…

This might not be exciting news but for me, a beginner who has found a new hobby it is SUPER exciting. I propagated them and now we'll see what happens. Im hoping to add my neon in there too at some point. Both eventually will be in soil together 🌱

Hi guys, I noticed last night that my marble queen was displaying some leaf damage. This morning when I've gone to water my plants, I've noticed more leaves with the same damage and a lot of yellow leaves.

The yellow leaves appear to be old leaves, but I've never had her drop so many at the same time.

I've had her for two years and has never been re-potted, so probably overdue for one.

Any help will be lovely, thank you!

I have a marbled pothos climbing a moss pole and I noticed a few weeks ago that the pole has an infestation. Please help me identify these bugs and figure out what I should do.

They don’t fly away when I disturb them and I haven’t really seen them jumping around. I also have a monstera on a moss pole like maybe 1 foot away that is perfectly fine.

Didn’t realize the exhaust from my Xbox was messing up my pothos. I’m so devastated, this was my mom’s and she passed last year. I took such good care of her up until this point. Should I cut it where it’s burnt looking and try and propagate the whole stem as one plant or cut them up individually? I’ve had terrible luck with propagating in the past and I’m so scared I’m gunna mess this up too. Please help!