Emerald Pothos: The Green Beauty (Plant Care Guide & Tips)

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Like its namesake, the Emerald pothos is a rare gem of a houseplant. Maybe you stumbled upon this precious pothos in a garden center, or perhaps you propagated a clipping from a friend’s plant.

Either way, once you’ve added it to your collection, you’ll want to keep it alive. To increase your chances, follow this guide on how to care for Emerald pothos plants.

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Emerald Pothos Care Guide

Water

How often you need to water Emerald green pothos depends on several factors: room temperature, humidity, light availability, and pot size. There’s not a good one-size-fits-all watering guide for pothos.

Sunlight

If the plant does not receive enough light, its growth will become stunted. At the same time, direct sunlight can burn the foliage. Pothos is a tropical plant, so try to recreate the dappled light it would receive in its natural jungle habit.

Soil

Emerald pothos will grow well  in most well-draining soil mixtures. You can purchase soil specifically for members of the arum family. Or you can make your own by combining basic potting mix with perlite, vermiculite, or sand.

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