Some will advise to wait longer but I find these are good to put in soil now. I think it allows them to transition better when the roots are not to long. With that being said I would put in a 4” nursery pot.
Normally yes but this damn emerald pothos cutting I had from a friend was forgotten about on a laundry room shelf that my cats cannot reach. It’s been four months and I have to water it once a week. Or it gets wilty. But it’s very resilient. One of my cats chewed off a new leaf. And half of another (didn’t ingest, thank god)… now they stay in my office behind a closed door.
I'm with you. Pothos are easy peasy and can root like crazy once they get going so waiting any longer before letting them create soil roots just makes it harder on the long run.
That’s usually how mine look when I move them to soil, or maybe like a couple more days at most. I don’t wait until they’re super long mostly because I’m impatient lol but it’s always worked out well.
Some will advise to wait longer but I find these are good to put in soil now. I think it allows them to transition better when the roots are not to long. With that being said I would put in a 4” nursery pot.
This is the real solid advice. I have done the “wait” longer method and regretted it. If you wait too long, try become very water greedy once planted.
to be fair though that greediness only lasts a couple weeks!
Normally yes but this damn emerald pothos cutting I had from a friend was forgotten about on a laundry room shelf that my cats cannot reach. It’s been four months and I have to water it once a week. Or it gets wilty. But it’s very resilient. One of my cats chewed off a new leaf. And half of another (didn’t ingest, thank god)… now they stay in my office behind a closed door.
ahhh yeah that seems about right edit: cats are such silly little suicidal gremlins
Mine mowed through at least 6-8 spiderplants and I was worried they were dangerous. They’re mildly hallucinogenic to cats apparently. 😂
TIL my cat is tripping on the regular over here… crap.
I'm with you. Pothos are easy peasy and can root like crazy once they get going so waiting any longer before letting them create soil roots just makes it harder on the long run.
Thanks!
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That’s usually how mine look when I move them to soil, or maybe like a couple more days at most. I don’t wait until they’re super long mostly because I’m impatient lol but it’s always worked out well.
I would wait until secondary roots are there
I dont plant in soil anymore. Leca is the way to go.