YES! You CAN propagate Pothos plant from a leaf!

Pothos plants can indeed be propagated from a leaf, even if it doesn't have a node. While pothos cuttings with nodes have a higher success rate, you can still attempt to propagate from a leaf without a node. I tried, and it didn't even take that long. Here is a photo of the pothos leaves that rooted after about 2-3 weeks in just water.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Select a Healthy Leaf: Choose a healthy pothos leaf. While a leaf with a node is ideal, you can still use a leaf without a node for this method.

2. Trim the Leaf: Trim the leaf at an angle to increase the surface area that will be in contact with water. Make sure the cutting is around 4-6 inches long.

3. Place in Water: Place the trimmed end of the leaf in a container of water, ensuring that the cut end is submerged.

4. Change Water: Change the water every few days to prevent bacterial growth and maintain the water's freshness.

5. Patience: It might take longer for roots to develop compared to cuttings with nodes. Be patient and keep an eye on the cutting.

6. Transplanting: Once you see roots growing, you can transplant the cutting into soil. Gently plant the cutting in a small pot filled with well-draining soil.

Remember that propagating from a leaf without a node might have a lower success rate, but it's worth a try. Make sure you provide adequate care and patience throughout the process.

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