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8 Top Tips on How to Grow Pothos Faster

#growpothosfaster #pothoscare #pothosbesthouseplant Here are some related video links: 5 Tricks to Increase Coloration and Variegation in Pothos Plant    • 5 Tricks to Increase Coloration and Varieg...   Propagating & Growing Pothos in Water    • Propagating & Growing Pothos in Water   13 Common Pothos Growing Mistakes Everyone Must Avoid    • 13 Common Pothos Growing Mistakes Everyone...   13 Types of Pothos Varieties | Best Pothos to Grow    • 13 Types of Pothos Varieties | Best Pothos...   How to Propagate Pothos | Pothos Propagation Guide    • How to Propagate Pothos | Pothos Propagati...   In a favorable climate, pothos can grow at a rate of 18-24 inches per month, which is fast. However, when grown indoors, this fast growing rate reduces to slow. If you’re facing this issue as well and want to grow pothos faster, follow these tips! 1. Give it More Light This is most important–because Pothos can tolerate low light, most indoor plant growers keep this plant at a spot that doesn’t even receive any indirect light. If your pothos plant is showing no new growth from some time–Maybe it needs more light. Transfer it to a place that gets bright, indirect light, and you’ll notice the difference in some days. An east-facing window is an apt choice as it can get 2-3 hours of gentle morning sunlight there as well. 2. Change the Pot Make sure your pot is not huge for your pothos plant. In a large pot, first, the houseplant will focus its energy on growing more roots, and you won’t see a difference in top growth for months. Another problem is that it will remain overly moist for a long time, which can lead to root rot. Select a pot that is just one size bigger than the root ball of your devil’s ivy. Keeping it slightly root bound will help in directing its energy to grow more from the top. 3. Provide the Right Temperature Golden pothos is a tropical vine, and it loves warmth–if you don’t provide this, it will not grow. A temperature range of 60-85 F or (15-29 C) is recommended. If it is too warm, the plant may start to shrivel. A long duration of exposure to heat or direct sunlight will burn the leaves. Similarly, avoid exposing it to temperatures below 50 F (10 C) as it will result in stunted growth and black leaves. 4. Fertilize it Right If you’re facing the problem of a slow-growing pothos plant, it could be due to a lack of fertilization. To ensure that your plant grows rapidly, you need to feed it regularly. Apply any balanced, water-soluble fertilizer once every 4-8 weeks in 1/2 or 1/4 strength. Every other month, add one teaspoon of Epsom salt in a gallon of water while watering the plant. This will improve the foliage color while giving the plant its much-needed boost. You can also spray this solution on the foliage! 5. Use Some Caffeine Your favorite houseplant might envy you for a cup of coffee you drink in front of it. As caffeine aids in the biological process of plants and speeds up photosynthesis–you can take advantage of its benefits. For this, you can dress the pothos soil with used coffee grounds or spent tea leaves sporadically. 6. Take Care of the Soil pH It’s possible that your pothos plant might be struggling because of acidic or alkaline soil. This vine does best in the neutral pH range of 6.1 to 7. To ensure that it is getting the optimum range, getting a pH meter would be a great idea. 7. Maintain Right Humidity Levels The plant is used to higher humidity levels than present in most homes. Misting the foliage, keeping the plant on a pebble tray filled with water, and grouping plants together is the best way to elevate humidity levels and watch the plant grow faster! You can also run a humidifier around it. 8. Give it a Slight Pruning Sometimes a pothos resumes its growth after slight pruning. If your plant is leggy, pinch a few inches from the inactive stems to encourage new growth. Also, if you want to increase its length to grow as a climber, keep only 4-5 branches and cut the rest regularly. This move will force the plant to diverts its energy back to the remaining vines, and they’ll grow tall.