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How to Root Pothos Cuttings
A single vine can yield several new pothos plants if you cut at the right spot and give the roots time to branch.
Growing library / 10 guides
Read the leaves, check the roots, and find the right spot for plants at home.

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A single vine can yield several new pothos plants if you cut at the right spot and give the roots time to branch.

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Check the root ball, choose a container that fits it, and set up a climbing support while the pot is open.

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Check the bottom of the pot, read the leaves, and learn how long a snake plant takes to dry in your particular room.

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Use an attached runner to establish a new plant, or separate a mature offset and root it in its own small container.

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Choose a light position that supports flowers, then check the soil before a drooping plant sends you for the watering can.

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Help a compact rosette form new flower stems by balancing window light, an airy potting mix, and steady moisture.

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Use a bright indoor position and measured watering to grow a compact jade, then prune deliberately as the branches get heavier.

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Keep new leaves large and the stem stable as a rubber plant grows from a nursery pot into a floor plant.

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Read the rhizomes, pot and new stems before deciding whether a ZZ plant needs water, more light, or a bigger container.

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After a moth orchid drops its last bloom, use the roots, leaves and spike to decide how to prepare for its next flowering cycle.