Grouping indoor plants with suitable companions, such as the popular pothos, simplifies plant care and offers numerous benefits. We will delve into the top Pothos companion plants and discuss how combining them can improve your indoor gardening success. Discover the potential that these plant pairings hold for your indoor oasis. The 16 Best Pothos Companion … Read more
Lemon-lime, highlighter-yellow, tennis-ball-green, chartreuse… No matter how you want to describe the color, there’s no denying that Neon pothos produces vibrant foliage. But what if your plant begins to lose its namesake color? This guide will help you understand what causes Neon pothos turning green and how to fix this issue. The Short Answer: Neon … Read more
Picture this: You’ve just brought home a stunning pothos plant (Devil’s Ivy or Epipremnum aureum) that will elevate any space it’s placed in. But wait, you’re in a quandary – do you need to pot it in a container with drainage holes or not? It’s a puzzle that’s plagued many new plant parents, and the opinions are … Read more
Jessenia and Marble Queen Pothos make excellent choices for enhancing indoor spaces with their beautiful foliage and minimal care needs. These two plants’ main distinctions are their visual appeal, growth pace, and versatility. If a more rapid-growing and adaptable plant is what you’re after, Jessenia Pothos could be an ideal option for you. On the … Read more
Philodendron Warscewiczii, a rare plant hailing from Central America, is a well-enjoyed tropical plant with feathery leaves and blade-like stems. It is a beautiful variation of the classic Warscewiczii. With its vibrant green leaves and gold variegation, it’s no wonder this plant is in high demand. This care guide provides everything you need to keep … Read more
Do you dream of a lush pothos plant (Devil’s ivy) winding through your living spaces, purifying the air, and adding natural beauty? These adaptable plants thrive in most homes, but what if they start losing leaves, leaving behind bare vines? Fear not! Here are eight causes and solutions to restore your pothos to its former … Read more
Bears hibernate for the winter. Plants go dormant. Similar to hibernation, dormancy helps plants survive the season when temperatures drop and the sun shines less frequently. If you’re caring for pothos, you’ll need to make a few adjustments to your plant-care routine. This “How to Care for Pothos in Winter” guide will give you steps … Read more
Emerald Pothos and Global Green are two very similar varieties of Pothos, or Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum aureum). These elegant, trailing houseplants with dark green leaves can both reach up to 10 feet long. They are so much alike, in fact, that they’re often mistaken for one another. There are three key differences between the two, … Read more
Propagating Pothos plants is an easy job that anyone can do. You only need a mother plant, shears or scissors, and a jar to propagate. Pothos, known as ‘Devil’s Ivy,’ can be propagated through stem cuttings. But propagating houseplants can surely test your patience. If you check your cuttings daily, eagerly waiting for roots to … Read more
Pothos plants (Epipremnum aureum) are popular houseplants, well-known for their hardiness, fast growth, and attractive foliage. However, like all plants, they can be susceptible to pests, particularly scale insects. We will explore the world of scale insects, why Pothos are so attractive to them, and effective methods for eliminating them if you find scale on … Read more
