I've had this plant for a while in other countries, and it was always very easy going. But after the last time I moved the sapling I took with me has started struggling.
The picture is not a perfect illustration, but you can see new leaves coming out turning black in the ends, and eventually drying out and dying. This already happened with a lot of leaves that I cut off, but now it's repeating itself with the new ones.
The plant has been in a relatively bright spot and I think it has received enough water that it shouldn't be the problem. The black parts are completely dead. Does anyone have any idea what can be done? :)
I'm sorry the picture is not more illustrative.
My checklist for pothos tends to be:
Unlikely cases are improper soil or over fertilized or under fertilized soil (Pothos tend to express it differently in my experience but your mileage might vary). Additional unlikely cases are temperature and overgrown its pot (based on your feedback to Zweibel, I understand that's not the case).
Watering is tricky because if I see the plant reacting negatively to a different problem, I tend to over-water it and now the plant has two problems, which I tend to keep over-watering it hoping that will solve it all. Run the checklist and also try switching its place.
Thanks - that's a super useful check list. I think I'll get some porous stones and re-pot. I'll also move it away from the window to a place with more indirect light, and try to collect some rainwater. :)
I made a crude diagram, but probably you can try easier options before doing any of these things:
Maybe someone can correct any of these points and I can improve my caring.
That's amazing - thank you!!