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On average, a healthy pothos plant can live anywhere from 5 to 10 years or more. Although, a variety of elements, such as the environment it inhabits, its well-being, and upkeep, determine how long a pothos may survive.
The longest-living pothos variety is the Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum). This variety of pothos can survive longer than 10 years with proper care. It’s also one of the most common types found in homes due to its vibrant green leaves and ease of growth.
- Provide adequate light levels but not direct sunlight – Water when needed but not too often – Use well-draining soil – Fertilize occasionally during active growing periods – Prune regularly to encourage new growth
- Location - Light Exposure - Water Needs and Soil - Temperature Requirements - Humidity Levels - Fertilizer Use - Pruning - Repotting - Pest Control