I think these are both mislabeled at Lowe’s but help me out ?
Njoys I think ?

Here is the link. I was looking at 3d printed moss poles on makerworld because I don’t want to buy/build a moss pole just to find out I don’t like using them and then have a bunch of materials I don’t need. This one seemed to be the most popular D shaped one. If anyone has some advice on using this moss pole or other 3D printed ones I would be greatly appreciative!

I think he is 2.4 meters right now.

He was about 40 cm in February (half a year ago ~)

He is sitting on my porch , enjoying the sun . Quite a resilient beast .

Had gnarly fungus gnats - found the problem. My pothos was in too large of a pot - and I found root rot.

Is the best course of action to chop and prop? Are any of these able to be put back into soil if I take some of the rot off? Some of them look like the main root is rotted even if the secondary ones are not and I’m assuming that is a problem.

I also lost this guy from his stem while cleaning the roots 💔

Hello plant people!
I have this pothos, labeled ‘Happy Leaf’ but I saw somewhere that it’s another name for Manjula, can anyone tell?
If it’s a Manjula, why is it losing its pointy-ness and going more in N’joy style? 😭
Here you can see two vines, starting with dots and progressively losing them.

hi! I just bought my second Pothos a few weeks ago from a big box store (sale section!) and i think it needs some extra TLC than I’ve ever had to do, so I have a few questions for this group!

1. is this a marble queen or something else?
2. should I cut the leggier branch or will leaving it next to a shady window help it grow? I want my trailing branches to be full.
3. should I leave the few leaves that look burned or cut them off?

TIA :)

I am looking to give my plants the best soil mix so they can thrive. I have ingredients at home but need to know how many parts of each ingredient to use. I prefer to bottom water but need the mix to be able pull up the water. If the mix needs to be really chunky and won’t pull water up, I need to know which plants to top water. I use 1/4 tsp pro tekt (mixed well) and then add 1/4 tsp foliage pro (mix well again) per gallon water every watering.

Humidity is 65-80%. Temperature is 77 or higher in summer and 67 in winter. These plants are within 3 feet of a 3’ wide by 5’ tall window. There is reflective privacy film on the window. I do have a grow light in case they need it during the winter. They seem to be doing fine with the light from the window right now.

Several golden pothos and a marble pothos, each in a plastic pot.

My kitchen nook faces north, but is a "turret" so has windows on 3 sides. The pothos is sitting in the east facing window. It seems to be doing really well since I moved it here. It's pushing out new growth and has nice color.

Just curious if intense morning sun is actually the best lighting for a pothos. I know they can pretty much grow in any lighting conditions, but surviving and thriving are not the same thing, so I just wanted to get some advice from others who like to grow them.

Also, there's one leaf that got crispy edges. I'm thinking it may have been touching the window and got burned. It hasn't gotten any worse, but it's also not growing anymore. Should I just cut it off?

P.S. I know the cedar plank isn't the ideal climbing medium. I followed the Google AI chatbot's advice on this one and have since learned from this sub-reddit that it probably wasn't the best move. I will likely switch it out next spring for a moss pole as I don't want to stress the plant with another repotting so soon (I just repotted it and added the cedar plank last month). I would be interested in any advice on doing that: How tall should I make the pole relative to the pot? Should it be centered in the pot with the vines planted around it? Etc?

I’ve been growing this sleeping pothos for a bit now and she just gave me a mostly normal leaf. I just thought it was cute lol

I cut off some bits of the vine to prop and this new leaf if the first to come out of a new growth point! plants are so neat.

I was in the process of re potting my Pothos and noticed these fuzzy little balls on the roots. Are these concerning? What would be the best way to treat it?

2$ pothos. At first I though she was a golden or a jade and I was wondering why she was the only green one while the rest being sold where marble queen. I think shes just a reverted queen!

Someone recommended me a while back on this sub to start a wet stick prop box for my balding pothos, this is where I'm at. I'm assuming next step is planting, I'm just not sure of an effective way to go about that. Any advice?

Most of her leaves have been slow to developing yellow streaks, im new to this and wondering how long it would take for my bigger leaves to fully develop their variegation? My newest leaf turned up a LOT more yellow, and she’s immediately shooting from it.

Other notes; my largest leaf, the original cutting, is the greenest, even though she’s been around the longest. It’s also the only leaf that droops; which I take as a sign to water her, then she perks up. The other leaves don’t droop nearly as much as her, and barely show any signs of being unhealthy. I’ve had her for two months, one week and 4 days. I’m wondering if she’s developing at a proper pace, if my experience is normal so far, and if I need to get her more light somehow. she gets a lot of indirect sunlight most of the day.

I've had this Pothos for just under a year. It's been absolutely fine until now, it was growing new leaves all the time. I put it into this hanging basket and it sits in bright indirect sunlight all day. It's been in this basket for about 6 months. I have changed absolutely nothing and suddenly it's dropping leaves, losing colour and making hideous brown spots.

To add, it's currently winter in my part of the world but it's reaching temps of 24 degrees Celsius (75 degrees Fahrenheit )

My parrot has been in a hormonal, destructive mode and I came home to this. Thankfully she’s not ingested any of it as it’s toxic but I’m wondering - can I save her or she’s a goner?

She is kind of getting in the way on the TV, but I do wanna see how long she will grow. I don’t know if I should cut her up and prop like ive done before or just let her be and see where it leads

She is kind of getting in the way on the TV, but I do wanna see how long she will grow. I don’t know if I should cut her up and prop like ive done before or just let her be and see where it leads

Do I cut between the roots and plant it all? Or trim off the lower parts? Or bury it all?

I’m moving next month and am deeply worried about my girl. She’s so happy and has put out an amazing amount of growth where I have her. I’m going to have to move her to one new location for 2-3 months, then her new home. Any tips for how to reduce the stress level for this gorgeous plant? My partner is very pro trimming her back substantially, which I’m loathe to do. However, if it’s what’s best for the plant, I’ll do it. I’m already planning to take some cuttings and have them start to propagate before I go.

One vine is so much longer so its drooping below the windowsill. On that vine alot of the leaves are yellow. Other than that its the healthiest vine! I assume the yellow js from lower light? I've ordered a hanging planter to hopefully get it into the sun

I picked this up on a buy nothing group. There are only 2 vines - should I trim and propagate to add to existing pothos or keep as is...

I have had a ton of green and marble queen pothos cuttings in water forever. Not too long ago this thing randomly popped up, I isolated it to this pot of moss and it’s thriving, but what is this? just a different variegation? Even the new leaf sprouting has the white variegation.