The yellow leaves won’t bounce back, but these are hardy.
I’m no root expert, but I see no harm in trying to separate if that’s what you wanna do. You can either try to untangle them or do some selective root trimming.
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Agree, the yellow leaves won’t bounce back so you can cut those off. I guess it depends on what you want to do with it? Me personally, I’d start carefully extracting each leaf from that and make sure you have at least a good inch or two of good clean white roots on each “cutting”. Since they already have roots, you can just get a good sized pot of fresh soil, bury each cutting’s roots, and start over with a clean plant. Pothos are the easiest plant to grow. They will start over again and start growing and be very happy.
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The yellow leaves won’t bounce back, but these are hardy.
I’m no root expert, but I see no harm in trying to separate if that’s what you wanna do. You can either try to untangle them or do some selective root trimming.
Agree, the yellow leaves won’t bounce back so you can cut those off. I guess it depends on what you want to do with it? Me personally, I’d start carefully extracting each leaf from that and make sure you have at least a good inch or two of good clean white roots on each “cutting”. Since they already have roots, you can just get a good sized pot of fresh soil, bury each cutting’s roots, and start over with a clean plant. Pothos are the easiest plant to grow. They will start over again and start growing and be very happy.