How Can I Propagate a New Pothos Plant When I Repot My Old Plant?
Pothos plants are some of the easiest plants to propagate, and while this can be done anytime, it is extra convenient to begin growing new plants when you are repotting your old plant.  Here’s how: • Cut off a healthy 3-inch long stem with a sterile cutting utensil (check to make sure that the stem has at least one node and one leaf) • Set the newly cut stem into a clear glass of clean water (you can skip this step and go to step 6 if you prefer to propagate directly into soil) • Set the glass in a place that receives plenty of bright but indirect sunlight • Change the water weekly • Once roots begin to grow on the stem cutting, prepare to move it to soil • Fill a well-draining plant container with well-draining soil • Remove the stem cutting from the glass of water and set it into the soil • Secure the new plant into the soil • Water the plant • Set the plant container in a place that receives plenty of bright but indirect sunlight • Treat it as a mature plant