How to care for Pothos N'Joy

The Pothos N'Joy, a delightful variant of the classic Pothos, features striking green and white variegated leaves. Hailing from tropical regions, this easy-to-care-for indoor plant is lauded for its captivating design. Proper care will see your Pothos N'Joy flourish and bring a touch of tropical elegance to your space.

With easyplant, taking care of your Pothos N'Joy is a breeze. Just check the easyplant reservoir once a month and refill it if empty.

Taking care of your Pothos N'Joy is rewarding. Place it in a spot where the temperature stays between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and keep it away from chilly drafts or direct heaters. To keep your plant looking fresh and help it grow well, gently clean its leaves from dust every couple of weeks. This also lets the plant make the most of sunlight. Remember to turn the pot a little every month so all sides of your plant get even light.

Pothos N'Joy is celebrated for its striking trailing vines that effortlessly add elegance to any indoor space. Indoors, with proper care, this variety of Pothos can reach lengths of up to 6 to 10 feet. However, in its natural outdoor environment, it has the potential to grow even longer, with vines extending up to 20 feet or more. To ensure the most vibrant and even growth indoors, place your Pothos N'Joy in a well-lit area and occasionally rotate the pot. This guarantees every side receives ample light, promoting a balanced spread of its beautiful vines.

Pothos N'Joy likes a warm and slightly humid environment, just like the tropical places it comes from. Try to keep the room temperature between 65 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit and make sure there's enough humidity. If your home feels dry, you can use a pebble tray or a humidifier to add moisture to the air around the plant. Just place the plant on a tray with pebbles and water, but make sure the pot isn't sitting in the water itself. Don't spray water on the leaves, as this can cause fungus problems. Keep your Pothos away from places where the temperature changes quickly, like heaters or drafty windows, to keep its leaves healthy.

The Pothos N'Joy is known to contain compounds that can irritate the mouth and throat when consumed. It's essential to place this plant out of reach of curious pets and children. Additionally, it's a good practice to wash your hands after handling any plant.

If your Pothos N'Joy has yellow leaves, it might be because of too much water. If you're using the easyplant pot, make sure you're only watering once a month. If you have a regular pot, wait until the top bit of soil is dry before you water again. Remember, older leaves can turn yellow and drop off as they age – that's normal. If the leaves are droopy, they might need more water, or they might have too much. Check the soil: if it's dry, give it some water; if it's wet, let it dry out a bit. Keep your plant away from cold drafts, too. If your plant isn't growing much or the leaves are pale, it probably needs more light. Move it somewhere brighter, but make sure it's not in direct sunlight.