u/Undeniable_Z03

Am I a pothos man now?! 😂

So i moved into a place with awesome window sills about 3 months back. I took 3 separate pothos prop & starts and placed them into the large clay pot. Vibe is going well!

Got the Jessenia and lemon meringue literally only at the end of May!
On the jessenia both the new variegated leaves are the new growth I’ve had since purchase.
As for the lemon meringue I got some quick growth and had some roots I could split to start a moss pole and a baby pot still.

Got this bad boy for $15 about a month ago. Two leaves since with this being the first with fenestrations!

Looking for advice on adding a moss pole after this hardens and I repot (second time as roots are growing through the bottom).

Is my Jessenia getting too much light? It’s in a south facing window and went from a nice green balance to almost all yellow in one leaf!
Any thoughts??

Quick update on my first Monstera (grown from a cutting). Since my last post, it’s pushed out a new leaf (yay!) and I’m starting to see some aerial root growth as well.

Overall it seems happy, but I want to make sure I’m staying ahead of anything it needs as it matures.

A couple things I’m wondering about:

- The aerial roots are starting to extend out—should I b be attaching them to the support, or just letting them do their thing?

- One of the roots is getting a bit long through the pot bottom… does that mean it’s time to repot? Other plants i would be I’ve read so many mixed things on these guys

- Any care tweaks I should be thinking about now that it’s actively growing?

- Also debating a chop to see if I can get so variegation back as this newest leaf had none…cutting owner said the cutting plant was def lightly variegated but under the protection in the stem!

Current setup:

- Indoors with good light. Acclimated to a west facing window 9 foot window so she gets the light

- Pole/support in place

- Watering sees to be dialed in

Would love to hear how you all handle aerial roots and when you decide it’s actually time to repot vs. just letting it ride.

Appreciate the help!! trying to do this one right 🌱