Pothos (Devil’s Ivy or Money Plant) can grow into a beautiful vining plant with heart-shaped leaves. Sometimes, the plant doesn’t grow bushy enough. Instead, the plant will look leggy and unattractive. So, how can you … Read more
Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) grows healthy glossy leaves in bright indirect sunlight, making it a great indoor plant for visual appeal. However, the plant can present unhealthy signs such as browning leaves, wilting, and crispiness to … Read more
In most cases, underwatering in pothos causes symptoms similar to those of disease, which is why you want to so make sure you know the actual problem before attempting a fix. But, what does an … Read more
Pothos is one of the easiest houseplants to nurture, making it a perfect choice for first-time plant lovers. It all depends on the conditions you give it. Pothos leaves may droop due to many factors, … Read more
A pot-bound pothos does not have enough soil to hold nutrients and water for all those roots because the pot is filled with roots. Being root-bound is not good for the health and growth of these … Read more
Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is a vining plant commonly grown in baskets and produces beautiful heart-shaped leaves. It is also called golden pothos or devil’s ivy. Philodendron (Philodendron Selloum), too, is a vining houseplant with variously … Read more
Pothos varieties are arguably some of the most beautiful houseplants you can ever have – but not when the leaves start to shrivel and curl downwards. Curled leaves are usually a sign that your houseplant … Read more
Root rot is a fungal disease that affects the roots of plants – both in pots and outdoors. If your pothos is growing in a container without proper drainage holes or in waterlogged soil, it … Read more
The leaves of healthy pothos (Epipremnum aureum) should appear vibrant and glossy. When there’s discoloration, your plant is telling you something is wrong. Why are the leaves of your pothos turning yellow? The reasons for … Read more