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Growing Pothos in Hanging Baskets
01.10.2024 - 08:07 / balconygardenweb.com / Editorial Team
What’s the point of growing pothos if you don’t let its lush, mesmerizing foliage cascade wild and free? And there’s no better way to do this than to grow it in hanging baskets! This allows our lovely climbers to show off their agile, meandering stems and drop-dead gorgeous arrowhead leaves.
While all varieties of pothosgrow well in different types of containers, the best ones for hanging baskets depend entirely on your preferences and the type of space you have.
If your home is dimly lit or you have a window that doesn’t get much sun, go with plants with bright or light-patterned foliage that pops out in shadows. Varieties like Neon pothos, Manjula, Snow Queen, or Lemon Lime work well for this. And if you have a sunny home, deep-hued ones like Golden Pothos, Jade, and Baltic Blue add plenty of color and contrast.
Size matters, too! Varieties like Marble Queen are ideal for smaller baskets, while larger ones like Golden Pothos, Hawaiian, and Jessenia are better suited for big-hanging planters.
Check out our detailed guide on different pothos varieties to make the right selection for your home.
Obviously, you want the hanging basket to look pretty but do consider other practical aspects as well. The ideal basket should provide adequate space for root growth while complementing your plant’s size and style.
For smaller pothos varieties, a compact hanging basket with a diameter of 8 inches is sufficient. This will allow the plant to develop without becoming root-bound.
However, for larger varieties, make sure your container has a diameter of 10-12 inches or more. This provides ample space for the plant’s vigorous growth and prevents overcrowding.
Pro Tip: Pothos loves well-draining and occasionally dry soil. Ensure that the
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