African Violets are beloved houseplants because of their ability to bloom all around the year and because they can live for many years. When I say many years, that means your African Violet can be by your side for all of your life. African Violets … How Long Do African Violets Live? read more »
Pothos plants have made a name for themselves as the ultimate indoor foliage plant. Despite being only known as a foliage plant to most of us, pothos do indeed bloom. Unfortunately, most of us won’t get to see their pothos plants bloom, simply because the … Do Pothos Plants Ever Bloom? read more »
Popular as a houseplant, the pothos can be grown both in soil and in water. More so, pothos can be grown in an aquarium too, where it’s often used as an aquarium plant. The reason why pothos plants make good aquarium plants is due to … Can Pothos Lower Nitrates in Your Fish Tank? read more »
Leaves splitting can be part of the growing process in some plants (e.g., the Swiss Cheese plant) or come about as the result of a problem in the plant’s environment that causes slits in the plant’s leaves. When splits appear as a natural result of … Do Pothos Leaves Split? All You Need to Know read more »
As one of the easiest houseplants to grow, pothos plants are considered relatively fast growers that can reach several feet in length. Their vines have a trailing habit and when the plant is healthy and thriving, they’re densely packed with oval or heart-shaped leaves. There … Pothos Size and Growth – Everything You Should Know read more »
Known as adaptable houseplants with a vining growth pattern, pothos prefers bright, indirect light, but will tolerate dimmer light conditions as well. Resilient by nature and happy with minimal care, pothos plants are both beginner-friendly and low-maintenance plants. But if your aim is to offer … How Much Light do Pothos Need? read more »
Pothos plants will occasionally have water droplets at the tips of their leaves. Often, this phenomenon is mentioned as pothos leaves sweating or dripping water. Scientifically, this process is called guttation. There are a few explanations to why guttation is happening that I’m going to … Why do Pothos Leaves Dripping Water? read more »
While not all substrates are optimal for pothos plants, they seem to be fine with growing solely in water. That’s right! Just water, no potting mix whatsoever. Often, when propagating a pothos plant, stem cuttings are rooted in water instead of soil. So, it’s not … Keeping Pothos in Water: The Pros and Cons read more »
In their natural habitat, pothos plants produce leaves that can grow to over one foot in length. Indoors, leaves usually range in length from 4 to 8 inches, depending on the variety. But what if your pothos plant produces small leaves, especially if it’s a … Why are Pothos Leaves So Small? read more »
Known to us only as a houseplant, the pothos plant is very much an outdoor plant in its natural habitat, but also in other areas where temperatures allow the plant to be kept outside all year long. If you live in an area where outdoor … Can You Grow Pothos Outside? 7 Pros and Cons read more »
