Pothos Cebu Blue Silver overwatering
Quick answer
If overwatering is what's going on with your Pothos Cebu Blue Silver, the most likely cause is: Pothos cebu blue silver (an Epipremnum) shares the pothos family's sensitivity to excess moisture: the plant's soil stays soggy, the roots suffocate, and curling leaves appear as a clear indication the plant has been overwatered, with saturated roots inviting root rot and young leaves turning yellow and dropping off.
Start here:
- 1. Stop watering on a fixed schedule and only water once a week in summer and once every two weeks in winter, allowing the soil to dry in between waterings.
- 2. Repot into a 50 percent regular potting compost mixed with 50 percent perlite in a pot with adequate drainage holes so the root zone can dry out and recover.
Why overwatering happens to Pothos Cebu Blue Silver
pothos cebu blue silver
Pothos cebu blue silver (an Epipremnum) shares the pothos family's sensitivity to excess moisture: the plant's soil stays soggy, the roots suffocate, and curling leaves appear as a clear indication the plant has been overwatered, with saturated roots inviting root rot and young leaves turning yellow and dropping off.
How to correct overwatering on Pothos Cebu Blue Silver
- 1
Stop watering on a fixed schedule and only water once a week in summer and once every two weeks in winter, allowing the soil to dry in between waterings.
- 2
Repot into a 50 percent regular potting compost mixed with 50 percent perlite in a pot with adequate drainage holes so the root zone can dry out and recover.
Keep overwatering from repeating on this Pothos Cebu Blue Silver
Use a well-draining mix (50 percent regular potting compost with 50 percent perlite), a pot with drainage holes, and always let the top of the soil dry before watering again.