Propagating A Golden Pothos. While some plants can miraculously sprout roots from half a tattered leaf (i’m looking at you watermelon peperomia), pothos are not one of them. Golden pothos can be propagated by stem cutting and root cutting.
Golden pothos can be propagated by stem cutting and root cutting. About a 4 to 1 ratio of potting soil to perlite will work for pothos. So, the first thing you need to do is identify the node.
Fill A Transparent Glass Halfway With Water And Set It Aside.
Using clean, sharp scissors or pruners, cut about 1/4″ or so below the node. First, you need to find a healthy plant. In this video i have showed 3 easiest methods of propagation of pothos (epipremnum aureum) or money plant or devil's ivy.
Plant The Cuttings And Cover The Nodes Completely In The Soil.
Fill the container with your preferred medium, dampen it well. Cut pothos in the internodal zone to propagate a cutting. So here’s what you need for pothos propagation:
Remove Any Leaves That Are Below The Root Node Or That Will Be In Water.
Nothing to look at daily like my water propagation vase and slight worries that no roots were actually forming. Please do not fear the pothos. After that, place them in fresh soil in a new pot.
