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If you’re new to growing or caring for houseplants this full and in depth guide takes you through light, watering, soil, feeding and the mistakes you’re likely to make.
If your pothos has begun to look droopy or is dropping yellow leaves then it could be root rot is the cause. It’s something that can take hold before your plant shows anything is wrong. But as long as you catch it fairly quickly it’s easy enough to treat. Your pothos will tell you something’s …
Your pothos is more than a beautiful plant you enjoy having in your home. If you want it to be it can turn in to a whole family. If you learn to propagate your pothos you can have more lovely plants and even sure them with friends and family. Think of your pothos as the …
When you see brown spots appearing on your pothos leaves it’s understandable to worry. Pothos generally do well even without much caring for them. So when something is amiss, like brown leaves, it’s even more of a concern. Don’t panic though – brown leaves are usually a sign that your plant needs something changing but …
If you’ve noticed holes appearing in your pothos leaves, don’t panic. Yea they’re tough, but they can still have problems. I’ve spent years growing pothos have had to solve this exact problem. So I’ll help you figure out what’s eating your plant and how to fix it. The tricky part about leaf holes is that …
Pothos plants are known for being tough, but even the toughest plants will their limits. And when their leaves turn black it’s a sign they’ve reached that limit and are struggling. But in order to fix and save your pothos you need to know what’s causing it’s leaves to turn black. So I’ll take you …
Pothos plants are known for being resilient and adaptable. But they can still have issues. If your pothos has drooping leaves it’s a clear sign that something’s off. This guide will help you get to the bottom of why your pothos is sulking and how to get it back to being healthy and happy. Underwatering …
Pothos plants are basically the best beginner plant. They’re adaptable, forgiving and look great. They both trail naturally and climb really well, especially when you give them the right conditions. But if you’re unsure of how to get them climbing or yours aren’t doing very well then this guide is for you. These tips will …
You might have walked past pothos plants in garden centres all the time. They can be overlooked as just another houseplant. But they’re actually surprisingl beneficial to you and your home. They can make any area of your home look good with gorgeous leaves and trialing vines but they also offer lots of amazing benefits …
Is your pothos showing brown spots? Don’t worry – you’re not alone. Your plant might be sending you signals that something’s not quite right in their environment. Pothos like conditions that are similar to where it would naturally grow, Southeast Asia. So that means warmth, moderate humidity and filtered light. When they don’t get that …
When your usually tough pothos plant is showing signs of being unhappy it can be worrying. Maybe you’ve begin to notice some yellow leaves or it’s not as perky as it once was and is looking a bit droopy. Don’t panic though – catching these warning signs early means you can usually bring your plant …