7 Tips To Grow And Maintain Your Money Plant At Home

Money plants or Pothos or Devil’s Ivy are well-known for their low maintenance and attractive green foliage.

Whether you are an experienced gardener or new to the green world of gardening, these 7 tips and tricks will help your Money plant thrive well without much effort. Let’s begin!

Right pot and soil: Choose a pot with a drainage hole to prevent waterlogging which may rot the roots of the plant. Similarly, make the soil by mixing regular potting and sand to ensure it’s well-drained.

Give it Sunlight: Money plants love indirect sunlight. So, make sure to keep them near to a window to receive a day’s filtered sunlight. Direct sunlight may cause the leaves to wilt.

Watering: Your money plant can thrive well with occasional watering. So, avoid regular watering and maintain a moderate moist soil to grow it well.

Right temperature: The ideal temperature for money plants is between 15 to 24 degrees Celsius; take out your plant to bright sunlight if it's chilly indoors or block the sunlight if it's too hot.

Remove dead leaves: It’s necessary to prune the dead or yellowish leaves to maintain the health of the plant. Similarly, cut the tip of the plant to promote the growth of new branches.

Give it support: As your plant grows, it needs supports like moss poles or trellis to lean on while adding a decorative and aesthetic touch to your home interior.

Feed fertilizers: To grow your money plant healthily you need to feed them fertilizers. Fertilizing once a month is enough to keep them thriving.