As a common indoor plant, the pothos is loved by many. However, in our busy lives, we often neglect our plants or run out of time, causing the pothos leaves to wilt. What to do? The following will introduce how to save a wilted pothos.
I. Observe the state of the leaves
When the pothos leaves are wilted, the first thing to do is to observe their state. If the leaves are just slightly drooping and the leaf surface is still fresh green, it means the plant is lacking water.
II. Water the plant
When you find that the pothos is lacking water, you should water it in a timely manner. When watering, pay attention to the amount, do not overwater or underwater. Generally speaking, the amount of water should be such that the soil moisture reaches about 50%.
III. Check the soil moisture
If you have watered the pothos but it has not recovered, then you need to check the soil moisture. If the soil is too wet, you need to drain the excess water in time.
IV. Increase the air humidity
If the pothos leaves are not only wilted but also show signs of yellowing and drying, then you need to increase the air humidity. This can be achieved by using a humidifier or placing the pot in a humid environment.
V. Fertilize the plant
When the pothos lacks nutrients for a long time, it will cause the leaves to wilt and turn yellow. At this time, you need to fertilize the plant. However, be careful not to use too much fertilizer, otherwise it will make the plant weaker.
VI. Adjust the temperature
If the pothos leaves are dry and the soil also feels very dry, it is likely because the temperature is too high. At this time, you need to move the plant to a place with a suitable temperature.
VII. Prune the plant
If all the leaves of the pothos are wilted and yellowed, then it needs to be pruned. Cut off all the leaves, leaving healthy leaves and stems, and then care for the plant in the normal way.
VIII. Increase sunlight
Pothos plants need sufficient sunlight to grow, so if they lack sunlight, it will cause the leaves to wilt and turn yellow. At this time, you need to move the plant to a sunny place so that it can fully absorb the sunlight.
IX. Increase ventilation for the plant
If the pothos has not been ventilated for a long time, the leaves will wilt and turn yellow. Therefore, it is necessary to ventilate the plant in time so that it can breathe fresh air.
X. Prevent and control pests and diseases
If the pothos leaves have brown spots or other abnormal phenomena, it may be due to pests and diseases. At this time, it is necessary to take measures to prevent and control pests and diseases for the plant.
XI. Repot the plant
If the pothos has not been repotted for a long time, the soil will deteriorate, causing the leaves to wilt and turn yellow. At this time, you need to repot the plant and replace the old soil with new soil.
XII. Prune the roots
If the roots of the pothos are too long, it will cause the plant to lack water and nutrients, resulting in wilting and yellowing of the leaves. At this time, you can appropriately trim the roots.
XIII. Observe the light
Pothos plants need suitable light; too strong or too weak light will cause the leaves to wilt and turn yellow. Observe whether the plant's location is suitable and adjust the light accordingly.
XIV. Pay attention to care details
The wilting and yellowing of pothos leaves is often caused by improper daily care. In normal times, pay attention to the details of plant care, such as watering, fertilizing, and ventilation.
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When the pothos leaves are wilted, don't panic. Follow the methods above to rescue it, and I believe you will soon see it recover its vitality. In the process of care, you need to be meticulous and patient in order for the pothos to grow healthily for a long time.