It’s hard not to love the Pothos. Their easy-going nature makes them not only a great plant for your home, but a good gift for your friends or loved ones who might not think they have green thumbs.
These versatile houseplants look great in a pot or hanging in a container (they look particularly fetching in macramé hangers, which have made a comeback.) They grow well in bright light or low light, meaning they will flourish anywhere in your home.
Caring for Your Pothos – One of their very few demands is not being overwatered, so keep the top few inches of soil dry and test the soil prior to watering. You should feed them on a regular schedule from April or May through August. Just follow the instructions on the label of your favorite plant food. (We recommend VF11 organic liquid fertilizer once a month.)
Pothos love a good misting and it’s also important to dust them when needed so they photosynthesize efficiently. This also gives you a chance to inspect your plant for any pesky pests or bugs.