The complete guide to propagating Epipremnum aureum in water, easily breeding with vibrant greenery.

Choose healthy pothos for cutting materials, prepare cutting materials, cutting steps, root observation, transplanting and potting, maintenance management

Pothos, as a common indoor ornamental leaf plant, is deeply loved by people for its shade tolerance and easy maintenance. The cutting and hydroponic method of pothos is even simpler and more feasible, not only can it propagate more pothos, but it can also add a touch of vitality to the home. This article will introduce the cutting and hydroponic method of pothos in detail to help you propagate pothos easily.

Choose healthy pothos

Firstly, select a healthy pothos plant before cutting. Healthy pothos leaves are full and green, free from diseases and pests. Choose branches with good growth, short internodes, and thick leaves as cutting materials.

Prepare cutting materials

1. Cutting container: You can choose transparent plastic cups, glass bottles, and other containers to observe the cutting process.

2. Water source: Use clean and unpolluted water, preferably filtered tap water or rainwater.

3. Medication: To prevent bacterial infection during the cutting process, you can use rooting powder or rooting solution.

Cutting steps

1. Trim the pothos branches to 10-15 cm in length, retaining 2-3 leaves.

2. Cut the bottom of the branch diagonally to increase the water absorption area.

3. Insert the treated branch into a container filled with clean water, with the water level just covering the cut.

4. Place the container in a place with sufficient scattered light, avoiding direct sunlight.

5. Change the water every 2-3 days to keep the water clean.

Root observation

After cutting, patiently wait for about 1-2 weeks to observe whether the pothos branches have rooted. When white roots grow at the cut, it indicates successful cutting.

Transplanting and potting

1. When the pothos branches have rooted, remove them from the cutting container and gently shake off the soil from the roots.

2. Choose a suitable pot and plant the pothos branches in the pot, filling it with nutrient-rich soil.

3. Water thoroughly and place it in a place with sufficient scattered light, gradually increasing the duration of sunlight.

Maintenance management

1. Keep the soil moist and avoid waterlogging.

2. Fertilize regularly, mainly using compound fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, applying once a month.

3. Prune regularly, remove withered and yellow leaves, and maintain the beauty of the plant.

The cutting and hydroponic method of pothos is simple and easy. As long as you master the steps and precautions, you can easily propagate more pothos. During maintenance, pay attention to maintaining suitable light, water, and fertilizer to make the pothos grow more vigorously. Let's take action and add a touch of greenery to our homes!