Hi all. I posted about two weeks ago regarding this plant (original post here). I’m told its a Pothos.

Anyway, it used to be huge—extending all over our piano. Then we sort of let it go and it withered away. I cut the last of its vine and placed them in water by the window (full sunlight). And left them for…months.

Finally I started seeing some growth in one (originally there were 5!).

There were two little roots and one green “horn” of some kind. This was all developing entirely underwater. See the LAST picture above. This is what it USED to look like.

Two weeks ago, after talking with some of you, I brought the vine clipping above water and let only the roots remain in the water. That seems to have been the main suggestion from the last thread.

It seems the roots have indeed grown (see FIRST three pictures), but the green “horn” or growth I was seeing has definitely died. Turned brown and squishy and is basically gone now….

I’m wondering what that means. Should I put the whole little guy back under water? Is the loss of that growth a deal breaker? Should I be doing something wholly different? Just let me know, I’m very eager to see this plant pull through and survive!

Thank you.

by Puzzleheaded-Dig-501

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