Anyone heard of a Jessenia Pothos from Costa Farms?
Jay Kay
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Comments (10)I’m sorry I apologize I’m still trying to figure out this speak to my phone and see me write myself but my question was, if you can make a bonsai out of a golden pothos. And I know Pothos those are extremely overrated but this guy has a growing like a tree so imagine using it as a trellis instead of a Moss-pole. My question is has anyone tried using mature Golden pothos trunk that grows from a tree as a trellis at the same time propagating it. I apologize for the typos I’m an old woman with a new iPhone LOL. Has any of you guys tried this before and if so have you trained anything to go upwards that could be any plants. Here’s the dude he has it almost like a big trunk that almost looks like a tree. Would it be considered a tree? https://youtu.be/SzWPmSAfovw That’s his YouTube video. He made it look like a tree I’m very new in the plant community and I became addicted bill fast and I guess it started with a cutting...See MoreJay Kay
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