The most popular way to propagate a pothos plant is by submerging your cutting in fresh, clean water. 'You want to make sure the nodes are submerged but the leaves stay above water,' says Christopher.

Both methods help create a strong root system without needing to transfer from water to soil. In soil: Take a cutting from ...

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How to root a plant in water Some hardy plant cuttings ... But there are other propagation methods. Pothos will sometimes grow roots at the nodes along its long, trailing vines.

Take a cutting that’s a few inches long with several leaves, making sure you have a node ... water, waiting for roots to appear before potting up. Heartleaf philodendron is just as easy as pothos.

Some hardy plant cuttings root well in water, but most do better ... can clean a lot more than clothes Pothos will sometimes grow roots at the nodes along its long, trailing vines.