My mom just gave me this plant Sunday. This is the second one, as the first one died. Please help me keep this one alive lol. I just watered it Sunday evening, it is in my home office near a window where it gets indirect sunlight.
It’s up to you how you do it, but typically give it a good water and wait until the top 2 inches are dry before watering again. I soak mine in a bath every 3-4 weeks, but I’m probably abnormal that way. She’s gorgeous
Altruistic_Rub_7662
I let my pothos soil dry completely out before watering. When I water I soak it completely, then wait for it to dry out before watering again. Make sure to give it plenty of light. With a variegated plant, the less light you give, the more green it will become.
Usual_Platypus_1952
Looks like a marble queen. They do best in a coarse aoil mix that drains and drys fast but can tolerate a wide range of media. They have photoresponsive variegation, which means the more light the plant gets, the more white it will have. The less light, the more green. Always let the pot dry out completely before watering again. The most accurate and easy way to tell, feel the weight of the pot when it’s dry vs. wet, get used to the difference. Knowing when to water becomes a breeze. There is no need to poke and prod the soil.
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It’s up to you how you do it, but typically give it a good water and wait until the top 2 inches are dry before watering again. I soak mine in a bath every 3-4 weeks, but I’m probably abnormal that way. She’s gorgeous
I let my pothos soil dry completely out before watering. When I water I soak it completely, then wait for it to dry out before watering again. Make sure to give it plenty of light. With a variegated plant, the less light you give, the more green it will become.
Looks like a marble queen. They do best in a coarse aoil mix that drains and drys fast but can tolerate a wide range of media. They have photoresponsive variegation, which means the more light the plant gets, the more white it will have. The less light, the more green. Always let the pot dry out completely before watering again. The most accurate and easy way to tell, feel the weight of the pot when it’s dry vs. wet, get used to the difference. Knowing when to water becomes a breeze. There is no need to poke and prod the soil.