What is the difference between large-leaf pothos and small-leaf pothos?

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1. What is the difference?

2. Precautions

Large-leaf Pothos and small-leaf Pothos are actually the same plant. Because their growth environments, water and fertilizer conditions are different, the plants are divided into large leaves and small leaves in form. Large-leaf pothos is usually a heart-leaf vine, while small-leaf pothos is usually used for water inserts or small potted plants. It does not grow into a vine shape.

1. What is the difference?

Large-leaf Pothos and small-leaf Pothos are actually the same plant, but because of their different growth environments, water and fertilizer conditions, etc., they will cause the external shape of the plant. There are large leaves and small leaves. Large-leaf pothos is usually a heart-leaf vine with a brown pillar in the middle, and the pothos can climb up the brown pillar. However, small-leaf pothos is usually used for water planting or small potted plants. It will not grow into a vine shape and does not need to be supplemented by brown pillars.

2. Precautions

If you find that the tips of the pothos leaves are curled and withered, it is usually caused by the air being too dry. Spray water mist on the leaves frequently; if yellow spots appear on the leaves, it may be caused by insufficient watering during the growing season. Pay attention to timely watering.

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