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A Complete Guide for Concerned Pet Parents If you just caught your cat munching on your pothos plant—don’t panic, but don’t wait either. This guide explains exactly what happens when a cat eats pothos, why it’s dangerous, how to respond immediately, and how to prevent it from happening again. Whether you’re a new plant lover

Wondering if your elegant Marble Queen pothos could be harmful to your curious cat? You’re not alone. As a cat lover and indoor plant enthusiast, I’ve had to figure this out firsthand. Let’s break it all down in simple, practical terms—so you can enjoy your greenery and keep your fur baby safe. Short Answer: No,

Pothos plants are tough, beautiful, and famously beginner-friendly. But even the easiest plants can throw us a curveball—like curling leaves. If you’ve noticed your pothos leaves curling, you’re not alone. I’ve been there too, staring at my plant, wondering, “Did I do something wrong?” Let me walk you through everything I’ve learned, both from my

If you’re a new plant parent wondering, “What’s the best soil for my pothos?” — you’re not alone. I asked that exact question when I first brought home a neon pothos gifted to me on Mother’s Day. It was love at first sight — those bright chartreuse leaves brought a pop of joy to my

If you’ve ever owned a pothos (Epipremnum aureum), you know how rewarding these trailing beauties can be. They’re tough, forgiving, and grow like crazy—especially when you give them the right fertilizer at the right time. But if you’re scratching your head wondering what kind of fertilizer to use, how often to apply it, or how

If you love the look of lush indoor greenery, you’ve probably got a pothos plant somewhere in your home. It’s beautiful, low-maintenance, and grows like a dream. But if you’re a dog parent, there’s one question you can’t ignore: Is pothos safe for dogs? The short answer is: No, pothos is not dog-safe. The plant,

Want cleaner aquarium water and a touch of green beauty? Let me introduce you to a game-changing houseplant: Pothos. Yes, that trailing vine you see in homes everywhere also happens to work wonders in a fish tank! In this guide, I’ll walk you through how to use pothos in aquariums, what to expect, and how to balance

Pothos (Epipremnum aureum)—also called Devil’s Ivy—is one of the most popular houseplants for beginners and plant lovers alike. It’s easy to grow, beautiful to look at, and thrives in low light. But if you’re a cat parent, you might’ve paused while scrolling plant care guides and asked: “Is pothos toxic to cats?” Let’s get into

If you’re a plant lover or just getting started with houseplants, Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is probably already on your radar. These lush, trailing beauties are famous for being low-maintenance, hardy, and forgiving. But one thing new plant parents often overlook? Light.Yes, pothos can survive in low light—but there’s a big difference between surviving and thriving.