what happens when you chop a pothos

Not often do you see what happens to the mother plant after pruning it...so in this video I show what to expect after you chop up a plant.
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[gwenl.]

If anyone is interested in Hoyas, last summer I had a Hoya with a single vine growing up on a rope. The top of the plant split into two vines, so I decided to repot it. While I was repotting it, the tip broke off and I was a bit sad. I knew it would grow back eventually, so I propagated the other cutting. Then something really cool happened: the mother plant activated not one or two nodes, but seven (!) individual nodes. They don't all grow at the same rate, but I have a much prettier plant now. That's when I realized I need more Hoyas.

[PlantsAndBlink]

If @techplant and you ever decide to do a podcast, please call it "between two nodes"

[MossPoleDancer]

My son works at a Kroger florist so I get all the pothos headed for rhe trash. Glad i watched this, thank you.

[quentinapplefish]

The follow up on previously pruned mother plants is very interesting, thanks !

[minglee]

Happy Sunday. Great job by your daughter making the tie dye t-shirt. With the pinkish red on top you can see her girly touch.

[doreenfowler]

One of the best tutorials. Thank you for sharing. I wanted to propagate my pink princess due to height

[glorianayeagley]

Hi, I look forward to your videos you explain everything so well, very informative wish I had you as my teacher in earlier years😊lol

[diannenaworensky]

Love the T shirt. I think you have an artist in the making !!!

[ChristyD]

Hi Jeff. I have not done this myself but I've seen Sydney the plant guy do it in almost the same way you did with chopping the top off the moss pole, except he will make multiple cuts above nodes. He usually does this with the bottom half before he does a prop and chop. Usually, above every node that he makes a cut he gets a new growth. So instead of having two or three new growth near the top of your pool, like in your example, he's got five six or seven along the whole length of the pole. I plan on doing this at some point. But I've been lazy....for about 2 years, lol.

[helenstewart]

The prop from the moss ball worked amazing I had no idea when you started that they’re were such things !the Miss pole with new growth never thought I’d like that but now seeing the progress how cool is this method ❣️Thanks Jeff 🇨🇦✌🏻

[ameliamurphy]

Your shirt has beautiful colors that look so awesome how you tie dyed it. Your daughter seems to have great talent!

[jillianleblanc]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful plants always love to watch your video have a blessed day happy planting lovely ❤❤😎😎🪴🪴

[mysticshining]

This came just in time, I want to cut off the top of a Philodendron Tahiti, and I wasn't sure what can happen after, so this is great. Great video really showing what it does. Thank you.

[irairod]

Excellent, very helpful presentation!

[Tuppence-]

Hi Jeff, your channel just popped up and I am so glad! Your really helpful video just showed me some mistakes I've made trying to propagate satin pothos and philodendron brasil - now I understand, thank you! Your explanation and clear step by step video on taking cuttings properly has made much more sense than other videos I've seen. Thank you so much, from near Loch Lomond, Scotland 😊

[lisaanglim]

This was interesting. Thanks Jeff. Love the tie dye shirt.

[keithroragen]

I recently chopped a Golden Pothos that was a single vine that had branched once or twice. I planted 6 cuttings directly back in the pot to fill it out and have numerous cuttings in water and a prop box. I think I have roots on the ones in the soil but no new growth yet. No roots yet in the water or in the prop box

[MossPoleDancer]

Love the monstera siltepecana (sp?), I have a very slow growing peru that just doesn't want to prop.

[MarcieKuypers]

Your channel just popped up on my YouTube. I have subscribed. I love my plants but have a purple thumb 🙃😛! Your tips are a life saver. I have a lot of spider plants that a friend gave me, they are the babies that grow off of the main plant, I've been lucky and they are growing nicely. I am worried about my bamboo. It was small when I got her and she grew astronomically in water, but now I've noticed that her leaves are turning yellow. She is very long and just has that tuft of leaves at the very top. I am planning on taking her out of the bottle and replanting her in dirt. The bottle I have her in now is a dark brown and she has grown so much I will have to break the bottle because her roots are too big to fit through the neck of the bottle. I hope she will be OK, she is the first plant that I have ever had any luck with.
My name is Marcie, 70 years old, retired nurse, widowed (my husband was from Rotterdam, Holland, now living in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. I really enjoy your programs and am looking forward to watching many more. Thank you 🎉

[Ravenelvenlady]

Excellent, informative video! Thank you! 😄💗💖🌱🌿🌷🌱🌿💕💖