Pothos plants are known to be low-maintenance and will grow in most indoor conditions. To keep yours healthy, be sure to ...

Luckily, as long as it hasn't gone too long without adequate watering, a drooping pothos can be easily revived. Related: 9 Reasons Your Pothos Plant Is Turning Yellow—and How to Help It Thrive.

The soil is a good indicator of when to water. “A pothos plant should be watered when 50% to 75% of the soil volume is dry,” says Pangborn. The leaves provide another clue: ...

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 beginner ...

There's more to plant watering than a weekly dousing. Read on to learn how to water plants and signs of overwatering. ... Pothos plant care on the other hand is different.

Assuming you’ve chosen water propagation, once the pothos plant has rooted—that is, you can see new roots that are least 2–3 inches long—it’s time to move it to soil.

Alternatively, Lalicata says that you can leave pothos or Philodendron cuttings in the water indefinitely. “I have several vases of both Philodendron and pothos that I’ve had for many years in ...