Crafty Nest's video: How to propagate Pothos cuttings Pothos propagation Pothos propagation in water Money plant

Hey everyone ! This simple tutorial shows how to take cuttings from your pothos houseplant (Epipremnum aureum) and root them for new plants. Pothos plants are one of the most popular houseplants. They aren’t fussy about light or water or fertilization and when it comes to how to propagate a pothos, the answer is as easy as the node on your stem. Pothos propagation begins with the root nodes on the stem right below the leaf or branch junctures. These tiny bumps on the stems of rooting pothos are the key to propagating pothos. When your aging plant begins to get leggy or grows too long, simply give your plant a haircut. Steps - 1. Choose a healthy, main stem. 2. Make a 45-degree angle cut on either sides of a node. - What is a Node? Nodes are those little bumps you see on plant stems. Depending on the plant, nodes may be where stems, leaves, or new roots can grow. On the pothos plant, the leaf nodes are the areas along the stem where leaves are growing. 3. Place the cutting in warm water, submerged one inch above the node. 4. Place cutting (now in jar or flowerpot) near natural light but not where it will get hot or dry out. 5. Freshen water every few days. 6. Pothos generally take about 3 to 4 weeks to produce roots ready for planting. Please share, subscribe & like https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1XnHxhWHXY-JOJ1Zf5LEbQ?view_as=subscriber Please follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Mycraftynest/ please follow us on twitter https://twitter.com/mycraftynest follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mycraftynest/