r/pothos

What should I do? Chop and propagate or let it take over my ceiling?

I doubt it benefits the plants in any way, but my shrimp love it hehe

broke off the newest leaf when pulling down the blind the other day and today i see it’s shooting off 8 new growths and the plant itself isn’t all that big. crazy

I think these are both mislabeled at Lowe’s but help me out ?
Njoys I think ?

I've had this Pothos for just under a year. It's been absolutely fine until now, it was growing new leaves all the time. I put it into this hanging basket and it sits in bright indirect sunlight all day. It's been in this basket for about 6 months. I have changed absolutely nothing and suddenly it's dropping leaves, losing colour and making hideous brown spots.

To add, it's currently winter in my part of the world but it's reaching temps of 24 degrees Celsius (75 degrees Fahrenheit )

Sometimes I wish forums would share recent local finds so I know what I can expect to find when plant hunting, so that’s what I’m doing now!

Found in a local plant nursery (McAullife’s Valley Nursery) — Cebu blue & Jade. They also had some snow queen, baltic blue, goldens, and neon in stock. Label is from “Cascade Tropicals” which are a PNW wholesale dealer, so possibly available in your local plant nurseries if you’re in the PNW

Found in Home Depot recently — Manjula pothos in 4 inch pots & lemon meringue in an “assorted” pot. Both from Costa Farms. Not sure if the “assorted” pots from costa farms are indicative of stock that’s being rolled out or in, but very excited to have these :)) Home Depot also had lots of marble queen, golden (ofc), baltic blues, cebu blues, and neon queens.

Happy Hunting!

I went to Maui and I found a lot of different places with giant pothos everywhere, i just fall in love

I think he is 2.4 meters right now.

He was about 40 cm in February (half a year ago ~)

He is sitting on my porch , enjoying the sun . Quite a resilient beast .

Someone recommended me a while back on this sub to start a wet stick prop box for my balding pothos, this is where I'm at. I'm assuming next step is planting, I'm just not sure of an effective way to go about that. Any advice?

2$ pothos. At first I though she was a golden or a jade and I was wondering why she was the only green one while the rest being sold where marble queen. I think shes just a reverted queen!

My parrot has been in a hormonal, destructive mode and I came home to this. Thankfully she’s not ingested any of it as it’s toxic but I’m wondering - can I save her or she’s a goner?

I have had a ton of green and marble queen pothos cuttings in water forever. Not too long ago this thing randomly popped up, I isolated it to this pot of moss and it’s thriving, but what is this? just a different variegation? Even the new leaf sprouting has the white variegation.

She is kind of getting in the way on the TV, but I do wanna see how long she will grow. I don’t know if I should cut her up and prop like ive done before or just let her be and see where it leads

Most of her leaves have been slow to developing yellow streaks, im new to this and wondering how long it would take for my bigger leaves to fully develop their variegation? My newest leaf turned up a LOT more yellow, and she’s immediately shooting from it.

Other notes; my largest leaf, the original cutting, is the greenest, even though she’s been around the longest. It’s also the only leaf that droops; which I take as a sign to water her, then she perks up. The other leaves don’t droop nearly as much as her, and barely show any signs of being unhealthy. I’ve had her for two months, one week and 4 days. I’m wondering if she’s developing at a proper pace, if my experience is normal so far, and if I need to get her more light somehow. she gets a lot of indirect sunlight most of the day.

Walking by a house and I believe this is a pothos. Another person said that is not. Wondering if they are right or wrong?

I picked this up on a buy nothing group. There are only 2 vines - should I trim and propagate to add to existing pothos or keep as is...