POTHOS PLANT TYPES

POTHOS PLANT

The most widespread variety of pothos plants is the golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum). Its green leaves are heart-shaped and variegated with yellow. It can withstand a variety of environments and is simple to maintain.

 Green leaves with white and cream variegation are the hallmark of the Marble Queen Pothos plant (Epipremnum aureum ‘Marble Queen’). Although it is not as hard to care for as the Golden Pothos, it is a little more sensitive. 

Epipremnum aureum”Neon” often known as Neon Pothos, is a pothos plant with vivid chartreuse-green foliage. Despite being a little pickier than the other two pothos plants on this list, its vivid color makes it a popular choice nonetheless. 

The leaves of the Jade Pothos (Epipremnum aureum “Jade”) are a deeper shade of solid green than those of the Golden Pothos. Although it grows slowly, this cultivar is incredibly low maintenance. 

Epipremnum aureum “Manjula” also known as Manjula Pothos: The leaves of this pothos plant have variegation, ranging from green to cream to white. Though it is a relatively new type, its distinctive markings are making it more and more popular. 

These are but a handful of the several varieties of pothos plants that are available. There’s bound to be a pothos plant that’s ideal for your house among the various varieties available.

When selecting a pothos plant, bear the following additional considerations in mind in addition to the information above:

Light: Bright, indirect light is preferred by pothos plants. They can, however, withstand some low light situations.

Water: When the top inch of soil becomes dry, water your pothos plant. Avoid overwatering as this might cause rot in the roots. 

Humidity: Moderate humidity is preferred for pothos plants. You can use a humidifier or frequently spritz your plant if the air in your house is dry. 

Fertilizer: During the spring and summer growing seasons, fertilize your pothos plant once a month. Use a half-strength solution of a balanced liquid fertilizer 

Yes, the pothos plant, also called Epipremnum aureum, is a well-liked and low-maintenance houseplant with heart-shaped, luxuriant leaves and trailing vines. It is a flexible option for any home décor because it is available in an array of hues and variations.

Why Select a Plant with Pothos: 

Easy care: Pothos plants require little care, which makes them a great choice for people who are busy with other plants. They can withstand a broad variety of lighting circumstances and irrigation regimes.

Air purification: Research indicates that formaldehyde and benzene, two common air pollutants, can be eliminated from the air by pothos plants. 

Quick growth: These plants may quickly fill your house with greenery.

Variety: There is a pothos plant to fit every taste, with a wide range of kinds and colors to choose from.

Watering problems: the most frequent offender

The two worst enemies of pothos are overwatering and under watering, both of which can cause drooping leaves. It is more typical, especially for inexperienced plant caregivers, to overwater. Recall that pothos tend to lean towards being slightly dry. They don’t require consistently moist soil because their aerial roots take up moisture from the atmosphere.

signs of over watering in a pothos

over watering in a pothos-
  • Yellowing, drooping leaves that could be sticky to the touch
  • Brown patches on the stems and leaves 
  • Bad-smelling, moldy dirt
  • Root rot, which can be quite harmful to the plant Signs of submersion in a pothos

Signs of under watering

  • shriveled, dry leaves with curled margins
  • crunchy brown leaf margins.
  • The dirt recedes from the edges of the pot.

Not Enough Light

  • Cause: Bright, indirect sunshine is ideal for pothos growth. Insufficient light can cause a plant to struggle with photosynthesis, resulting in weak, spindly growth and drooping leaves. 
  • Symptoms include pale or lost variegation in the leaves. Leaning toward greater light, stems get longer and more elongated. 
  • Solution: Place your pothos somewhere brighter, ideally close to a window that lets in some natural light. Steer clear of intense, direct sunlight since it may burn the leaves. 

The size of the pot, the type of soil, the amount of light, and the humidity all affect how often you need water your pothos. However, generally speaking, don’t water until the top inch or two of soil feels dry to the touch. When watering, thoroughly immerse the plant until the water runs out of the drainage holes. Root rot can result from leaving the plant submerged in water. Lack of light is another frequent cause of a pothos.

Growing Pothos

Growing Pothos-

Pothos is a delightful and satisfying method to share your plant with friends or increase the size of your collection because it is very simple to propagate.

How to do it is as follows:

  • Cut stems that have two or three leaves on them. 
  • The cuttings should be put in a jar with water or moist potting mix. 
  • Alter the water frequently or maintain a damp soil.
  • In a few weeks, roots ought to start to form. 
  • You can put the cuttings in their own pots once the roots have taken hold.
CONCLUSION

For good reason, the pothos is a popular houseplant with its glossy, heart-shaped leaves and cascading vines. This tropical beauty is ideal for plant parents of all skill levels because it is not only gorgeous to look at but also very simple to care for.

Since each plant is unique, there could be a number of reasons contributing to your pothos’s droopiness. You may nurse your plant back to health and see its colorful leaves return in all its splendor by closely monitoring it and taking care of the most likely culprits.

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