What is the Pothos plant?
Pothos, epipremnun aureum or scindapsus aureus , is considered to be the most common internal room plant. Pothos plants are easy to grow and maintain and flourish in different internal conditions. In other words, the plant can survive different levels of light, temperature, humidity and irrigation. In addition, the Pothos plant is one of the few species of inner plants that can grow without any natural light source. In general, the Pothos plant is an easy botanical addition to the interior space.
The sheets of the Pothos plant, also called the Devilian ivy, are wax and smooth. Different varieties of Pothos plants have leaves of different colors. The most common diversity of Pothos is called jade pothos and has evenly colored green leaves. Golden Pothos has leaves that are colored with inconsistent shades of yellow and green. Marble Queen Pothos has leaves that are repaired white and green. The newer diversity of Potthos, called Pothos, has a green and chartreuse leaves.
The Pothos plant is considered to be the original of Solomon Islands in the South Pacific. It is a low growing vine that can grow about 10 feet long. The Pothos plant can also be used as a suspended plant, in which case it can be cut back to support a larger thickness on the base rather than extending the vine.
At the base of each sheet where the stem of the holiday meets the wine vine is a small dry nub. If the Pothos plant grows near the soil, this nub will spread and become a root. However, if Pothos is grown as a hanging plant, the vines can grow down without getting into contact with any surface. In this case, Nubs will remain dry and short at the base of each leaf, because wine leaves.
Pothos is also a very easy plant that spreads cuts. Cutting the Pothos Simply plant requires finding a nub on the underside of the vine and cuttingPod nub. In other words, NUB or several Nubes should be included in cutting taken from the main plant. It is an easy way to lower the new Pothos plant is to place cutting in a glass of water and make sure that the NUB is immersed. In a few days, this NUB begins to spread to the creation of the root. After about a week when the root has grown and looks strong, cutting should be placed in the soil and well connected until it is determined.
Pothos plants are also popular as an inner plant because it has been shown to clean air. In the study conducted by the National Air and Space Administration (NASA), it has been shown that Pothos plants along with other internal varieties such as spider plants, chrysanthemum and philaodendone, eliminate a significant amount of toxic chemicals from the air. The study, for the first time published at the end of the 80s, was cooperation between NASA and the associated landscape of America (ALCA). It turned out that toxins such as formaldehyde and benzene found in a dangerously high level in many boarLarish buildings can be naturally and safely removed by internal plants. The study showed that the Pothos plant was one of the most effective species in depriving the air of internal pollutants.