passed her at the market and knew she needed to be mine. unfortunately i didn't ask the original owner any questions, but it was set up in a hanging pot, and she suggested I add a pole so it can trail upwards, but i'm not sure where to even start because there's so much plant in it. Should i add a moss pole, wooden plank, or just leave as is? I want to keep growing the leaves large. She will be indoors either in front of the window or under my grow lights. Would appreciate any advice!

I've wanted a pothos for ages, so when I found this marbled pothos at a farmer's market I was working at for $10 I just had to grab him :D

I didn't actually see until I got home, but a few of the leaves are solid; is this a different pothos that got into this pot, or is this the same plant growing different types of leaves? I don't care either way, I think it's kinda sick actually lololol I'm just curious if a marbled pothos could just grow some solid leaves randomly?

Also, while I have a bunch of plants, this is my first pothos; is there anything specific I need to know? I was wondering if he could do well in a shallow wider pot, like the one in the picture (I don't have any spare pots and don't have the money to buy more 😭 I put him in that glass for now just so the water won't get everywhere, it would be cool if I could actually plant him in there tho), or do the roots need a taller pot to grow down? I put a pen in the last pic for scale as far as the size of the glass. How often do they need watering? I water most of my plants either once a week or once every other week (though some need more than that, like my basil), though with this heat I've upped it temporarily. Would the pothos fit into the once a week group?

Thank you :D

My 4-5 years old pothos decided to simply explode with new growth all along completely bald vines plus a bunch of random growth points on the middle vines that already had leaves around.
I didn't use growth hormone or keiki paste, it just happened.
I'm pleasantly surprised with this one!

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This thing is getting unruly but LET HER GROW BABY GROW…no chopping lately, we’re gonna get WEIRD with it.

Our Global green is maturing very nicely so far 😁 excuse the yellowing, we had a spider mite infestation, let Beneficials loose not too long ago

Happy Fourth of July!

I spent some time doing my quarterly reorganization of my balcony trellis! I often have to reorganize and reroute vines as they begin to reach past the top.

All of these plants are growing out of a fish tank. This is a south facing balcony that doesn’t get direct light until winter when it “cools down.” 📍 South Florida

I am so proud. My mother was so afraid the plant would die. Now look at her! She's thriving!!! AND I was able to get three more pots going!!! My mother is so happy.

I thought these were being phased out in favor of the 'Yellow Sunrise." I'm glad I found another one. My other one is in a pot, but I'm going to put this on a moss pole.

this pothos has been growing so well, but i've started to notice these white things forming on the roots. is this something to be worried about?

Found this baby on marketplace listed as Hawaiian pothos. I’m not too familiar with those as I am new to plants and only have a few golden pothos. After looking at many photos of Hawaiian pothos they seem to have mostly yellow and not white. Ty!

Up until 2 years ago I could have been posting my big, beautiful, happy friends in the ‘Just Showing Off’ section of this subreddit. But then I started seeing the yellow leaves, strange & stunted growth pattern, and roots turning stark white. Within a year they were wiped out. Even seemingly healthy cuttings that I propagated (and took to work to gift co-workers for our offices) would fail to produce a singe healthy plant. And I came to Reddit for help but I don’t think I ever explained what was happening well enough, because I got a lot of people pointing to watering issues or lighting issues. And for the life of me, I could not find another person with a similar situation to mine. Now, fast-forward to two weeks ago. I dared to bring home another Pothos, but within a couple days, the leaves started to yellow, and as you can see from the pictures, the New growth is already deformed and producing smaller leaves. Help guys. Help!

I bought this gorgeous silver philodendron but the soil is very heavy ive noticed. The plants in my house do struggle with drying time during winter. I do have philodendron mix soil which contains bark and perlite but should I possibly add more drainage to it e.g perlite ?

5 and a half week growth progress on my Marble Queen! She’s my first plant and I’m so in love with her. 🫶🏻

My pothos is so ugly lol it has so much bare vine… any suggestions? Should I cut it up and propagate? Or leave it be? I will try to repot as it’s been in the same pot for quite a long time.