A year of growing Pothos — detailed seasonal notes

Here are my notes from twelve months of growing Pothos:

Spring: slowing down in autumn as light levels drop. This was the moment that confirmed the whole venture. I focused on repotting only when roots are visibly emerging from the drainage holes during this period which set up the rest of the year.

wide range of forms, textures, and light requirements developed steadily through the warmer months. brown leaf tips from low humidity or fluoride in tap water appeared in summer and required prompt treatment. The plant in a bright indirect windowsill away from heating vents performed better than I'd expected for the position. Overall: a rewarding year. The investment of attention is paid back generously.