Pothos plant care couldn't be easier, and these horticulturist-approved tips will ensure yours has a long, healthy life. Skip to main content. A Trusted Friend in a Complicated World.

Assuming you’ve chosen water propagation, once the pothos plant has rooted—that is, you can see new roots that are least 2–3 inches long—it’s time to move it to soil.

Q. A friend of mine recommended “Devil’s Ivy” as a good houseplant for my office area. I am having trouble locating a plant as it seems many plants have this nickname. Can you help? A. Your ...

Leafy plants, like pothos and Philodendrons, can be propagated in water, says Lalicata—and the process is simple. Using sanitized pruners, ...

The botanical classification for pothos is Epipremnum pinnatum “Aureum,” belonging to the Araceae family. This tropical climbing plant has heart-shaped, glossy leaves in various hues of green ...