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Friends watering our houseplants for us do tend to kill them with kindness! Try taking your pothos out of the pot. Get rid of all of the wet soil. Cut off any roots that seem soft, soggy, and not firm. Allow your plant to sit out bare root over night and dry out. Re-pot the plant into a small container only an inch or two larger that the root ball. Be sure there are drip holes in the bottom. Water sparingly because the roots are very vulnerable to root rot at this point. You will continue to lose leaves for a while. The important thing is to start getting new leaves. Do not feed the plant until new leaves develop. There is a product called superthriveSuperthrive combines vitamins and hormones to encourage plant growth both above and below the soil line. It's not a plant food so it needs to be used in addition to your regular plant food; the two can be used at the same time. Just put a few drops into your watering can & that's all that's needed to improve the health & appearance of your plants. If your plants are in real trouble, add about 10 drops per 2 gallons of water. SuperThrive works best when the soil is dry.     that you read about in the Glossary of the website. It does wonders for plants under stress.

Superthrive: HousePlant Care Product