Water propagation is the easiest way to multiply pothos, philodendron and other houseplants. Cut below a node, keep it in clean water, and move to soil once roots reach about one inch.
Category: houseplants
Why Pothos Leaves Turn Yellow and How to Fix It
My pothos lost eleven leaves before I worked out that yellow leaves are a message with a location attached. Here is how to read the pattern, the five causes behind it, and the 20-minute rescue that saved what was left.
7 Low-Light Houseplants That Survive a Dark Apartment
I killed four houseplants in a north-facing apartment before I worked out that “low light” has a number attached to it. Here are the seven that lasted and the watering rule that changed everything.
How to Repot a Root-Bound Houseplant Without Breaking It
The first repotting I did ended with a snapped stem, a cracked pot and a plant that dropped half its leaves. Here is the method that works, including how to get it out of the pot.
Snake Plant Care: Light, Water and the Mistakes That Kill It
I killed two snake plants before I worked out the problem was never neglect, it was kindness. Here is the light, water and soil routine that has kept mine alive for six years.
