I bought this pothos yesterday and noticed these black bumps underneath some stems this morning after pruning off some black wilted leaves.
It didn't have black leaves or the black bumps when I bought it from the shop. I'm wondering if my drive back home could've caused this? For reference, I'm in AZ and drove about 45 minutes. The plant is now sitting in front of a north-facing balcony, so gets about 6-8 hours of indirect light. I haven't watered it yet since i just got it yesterday and was told that it was watered last week.Any help would be appreciated!!
by wasabiwars
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It’s the things that allow the plant to grip onto things in order to crawl so these are perfectly normal if I am not mistaken, mine has these too
Plant looks good!
She’s living her best life. Pothos can grow extra aerial roots right off of the stem, not just at the nodes.
Wow what’s your secret?!
It’s a happy baby! However, don’t expect it to keep looking that way. Pothos have a hard time maintaining their big leaves in the lower light, lower humidity conditions of most homes. Only one of mine has gotten very big, but that’s because it has literally been growing in a fish tank. The black edges of your leaves are either heat or cold damage.
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