Propagating pothos is easy, fun, and a great way to create new indoor houseplants from a single cutting. Whether you prefer to root your cuttings in water, soil, or moss, this method is ...

You don't need to have a green thumb to propagate pothos! This wonderful, low-maintenance indoor houseplant is something that anyone can grow. Pathos thrive in bright, indirect light but they adapt ...

Pothos are usually propagated in water, but can also be propagated in soil. A clear glass vessel for water propagation is best for monitoring root development. Pothos cuttings and grown plants prefer ...

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If you’re a fan of indoor-jungle-meets-tropical-oasis interiors—think the homes of Hilton Carter or Plant Kween—you need to know how to propagate pothos plants. Beautiful vining plants are key to the ...

While pothos plants are known to be easy-going and amateur gardener-friendly, there is one big drawback they have. Luckily, ...

“It seems like propagation has really gained popularity now that we’ve all really come to grips with the fact that we might have too many houseplants, and we might even want to share a couple of them ...

Pothos doesn't need to be watered on a strict schedule. Test the soil first, and keep in mind that light and temperature affect how often you'll need to water.

The pothos, also known as "Devil's Ivy", is considered by gardening enthusiasts as an excellent way to grow your green-fingered credentials. This is because pothos care is easy and undemanding, making ...