Pothos plants live an average five to 10 years, but with minimal consistent care can live much longer. 1. Plant pothos in standard houseplant potting mix or well-draining ar… See more

Pothos hybrids feature different types of leaf variegation, with white, yellow, or light green patches highlighting the predominantly deep green leaves. Some cultivars ha… See more

Because pothos grow quickly, they can develop a sparse or leggy appearance. Pruning isn't necessary for the health of the plant, but occasional trimming can improve its shape. … See more

You can buy a mature pothos from a plant shop, but it's easy to propagate using stem cuttings rooted in water. Gather together a sharp hand pruner and clear glass or vase. Once roots … See more

Over time, your pothos will become pot-bound. When leaves continue to droop no matter how much or how often you water, it's a sign that roots have filled the pot. Look for roots gr… See more