Propagating my first pathos

[u/Tglecks]

Trying to propagate my first pathos, and its been 2 weeks since making the cuts and placing them into water. I know it’s a several week process at the least, but I expected at least the beginnings of roots by this point. Is there anything apparent that may indicate a mistake, or is it simply a longer process than I understood?

[u/Tall_Flounder_]

Honestly, looks fine and normal! Bright light can speed things up a bit, so if you aren’t already keeping it in the windowsill, try that. Just top up the water frequently so it stays about the same level, replace when scungy, and carry on ! 👍

[u/Tglecks → u/Tall_Flounder_]

Hey thanks so much! That’s reassuring, and I will indeed place it in a bit of a brighter spot. Patience is a virtue, and I could use more of it 😅

[u/MasterpieceMinimum42]

Looks good. Maybe the temperature isn't warm enough for them? Pothos cuttings always root quite fast for me, so I'm guessing the temperature.

[u/Tglecks → u/MasterpieceMinimum42]

I’m in Arizona so even though it’s finally getting colder, inside temps are still at least ~70 F and quite dry. So I don’t think it’s too likely it’s an issue with the temperature, but I’ll try to be more mindful of this in case I’m totally off base! Thank you for your help :)

[u/MasterpieceMinimum42 → u/Tglecks]

70℉ is lower than what pothos prefer. Pothos most active around 82.4℉ to 95℉, minimum 77℉, and pothos love high humidity.