Potting A Pothos Cutting. Water the pothos plant after repotting. Planting pothos in new pot.
When the roots are sufficiently long, dump the water out and carefully pull the pieces out of the jar. You can also use grow lights if placed in an area that does not get enough direct sunlight. Cut the segments so each contains at least two growth nodes, or thick sections on the vine where leaves grow.
Stick The Hanger Into The Pot Near Opposite Sides.
I usually place my water propagated pothos by the window so they receive enough light for photosynthesis. Fill your container (s) with water and place the cuttings into the water so the cut ends remain submerged. When the roots are sufficiently long, dump the water out and carefully pull the pieces out of the jar.
Dip The Cut End In Rooting Hormone.
Planting pothos in new pot. You can also use grow lights if placed in an area that does not get enough direct sunlight. Keep the growing medium slightly moist but not waterlogged as it can cause stem rot.
Place The Cuttings In A Warm, Bright Spot And Leave Them To Grow Roots.
Give water when the top 2 inches of soil feel dry, just like your normal pothos watering routine. If the new roots break off, the piece will probably wilt and die when you transplant it. These three trails were cut from my mother plant and have been in water for about 2 months.
