Regularly pruning back and propagating pothos plants leads to fuller, bushier parent plants as it promotes new growth at the base instead of just long vines.
A single pothos plant can produce an unlimited supply of new baby clone plants over time through cuttings due to the plant's natural regeneration abilities.
Once pothos cuttings have developed 2-3 inch root systems from propagation, they can be planted by inserting into small starter pots with well-draining potting soil.
After propagating pothos cuttings in water or soil and transplanting into starter pots, allow the new plants time to further develop their root systems by watering moderately to keep soil moist but not saturated.