We’re always told to wrap long pothos vines around the soil (or moss) to make a pot look fuller — and that does matter. But this is the step people skip. Once each node has rooted, you have to go back in and cut or notch between the nodes. That break in the stem is what activates new growth points — turning one long vine into multiple growing plants. In this moss setup, every node rooted, each section pushed new leaves, and now they’ll grow as individual plants… all staying together for one very
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We’re always told to wrap long pothos vines around the soil (or moss) to make a pot look fuller — and that does matter. But this is the step people skip. Once each node has rooted, you have to go back in and cut or notch between the nodes. That break in the stem is what activates new growth points — turning one long vine into multiple growing plants. In this moss setup, every node rooted, each section pushed new leaves, and now they’ll grow as individual plants… all staying together for one very
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