Houseplants do best when care matches the plant and the room. Explore practical guides to pothos, monstera, fiddle-leaf figs, philodendrons, succulents and more, covering light, watering, potting mix, propagation and common symptoms. Use the individual plant guides for species-specific advice.
· By Kelly Lawrence · 2 min read
Silvery Ann is a silvery Scindapsus pictus cultivar, not a true Epipremnum pothos. Learn its foliage, light, watering and cuttings.
· By Kelly Lawrence · 1 min read
If your pothos has stopped producing new leaves, check usable light, season, moisture and root health before feeding it. Indoor pothos can grow slowly in cool...
· By Kelly Lawrence · 1 min read
White on pothos leaves can be a normal cultivar trait or a sign of bleaching and injury. First identify the plant: Marble Queen and Pearls and...
· By Kelly Lawrence · 2 min read
Black or nearly black patches on pothos can arise from saturated roots, cold injury, bacterial or fungal leaf disease, or severe physical and light damage. Do...
· By Kelly Lawrence · 2 min read
Drooping leaves are a water-transport symptom, not proof your pothos is thirsty. A light pot with dry soil calls for watering; a heavy pot with saturated...
· By Kelly Lawrence · 9 min read
Diagnose brown spots on pothos from watering, light, pests and leaf injury before pruning or treating the plant.
· By Kelly Lawrence · 4 min read
Care for Snow Queen pothos with bright indirect light, free-draining mix and careful watering. Understand white variegation, propagation and pet safety.
· By Kelly Lawrence · 2 min read
Silver pothos and satin pothos commonly name the same species, Scindapsus pictus. Compare Argyraeus, Exotica and Silvery Ann patterns accurately.
· By Kelly Lawrence · 2 min read
Satin pothos is the common name for Scindapsus pictus, not a cultivar of Epipremnum aureum. Grow its velvety green-and-silver leaves in bright indirect light, warm cond...
· By Kelly Lawrence · 1 min read
Yellow pothos leaves can reflect overwatering, drought, low light, root damage, pests, temperature stress or ordinary leaf aging. The most useful next step is to assess...
