Do Pothos Need to Be Repotted?

Rapidly growing plants like pothos need to be repotted every year or so to allow the roots more room to grow and stay healthy. ... Over time, the soil in the pot can also become compacted, which can prevent the roots from growing and absorbing water and nutrients.

When should I repot my pothos?

How often does my plant need to be repotted? For smaller desktop plants, we suggest repotting once every 12-18 months. Typically you want to choose a potting vessel 1”- 2” larger in diameter to allow for growth. Don't choose a pot much larger than the previous as this could drown the plant's roots.

Should I repot pothos after buying?

You shouldn't repot a plant right after you get it. Instead, give it a few days or weeks to acclimate to your home.