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Single pothos vine dying in a healthy plant, best way to save/prop it?
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The plant is healthy except for one of its vines. Basically, the pot went a long time with only a tiny bit of soil. I have fixed it since and she is fine now as a whole, but this one vine in particular has been slowly drooping and shriveling.
Because it is already not doing so hot, is it best to cut it and put it in soil with some rooting hormone? Make multiple cuttings from it? Should I put it in water? The leaves are curling and its been weeks, I don't want to wait any longer.
TIA
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