Can you propagate pothos without a node, and why is it important?
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2026 6:33 am
No, a pothos cutting must include at least one node to successfully propagate. The node is where roots and new growth emerge. Without it, the cutting may stay green for a while but won’t develop roots. When trimming, ensure the cut is just below a node and remove any leaves near it before placing in water or soil. Identifying nodes is crucial—they appear as small bumps or joints along the stem and are essential for successful propagation.
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