Pothos is a good totem pole planting material. Its vines have strong winding properties, well-developed aerial roots and strong growth. Pruning is a necessary step. Here’s how to shape the pothos growing on a totem pole. I hope it can bring you some inspiration and experience.

How to reshape pothos growing on a totem pole

Some pothos plants grow too densely, and some branches often spread out and droop because they cannot cling to the pole. Most of them are not If the branches are drooping, they should be gently lifted up and then slowly fixed with strings. If there are too many branches that cannot be fixed, you can cut off a few branches appropriately. Excessive branching also affects the growth of other plants.

If the top branch grows vigorously and exceeds the height of the top pole, you can cut off the excess part; if you want to maintain the length, you can increase the height of the totem pole and add a new totem pole to the old one. The top of the column is fixed with iron bars so that it can continue to stretch. If you do this, I believe your pothos will show a very beautiful shape on the totem.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone will have a deeper understanding of how to reshape the pothos growing on the totem pole. In fact, the method is very simple, just remember these.