Ohh KAREN! (mock exasperation) ;o) Radio signed his name R Squared. I signed the next post Pi, because the formula for determining the area of a circle is Pi x R squared (3.14 x radius x radius). Patann said, "Why oh why didn't I read this post BEFORE I gave my tropical hibiscus away? Oh, SCREAM!!!!" ... which translated means "I wish I'd have read it sooner." Being silly, I just pretended to go along with the question as if it was asking for a literal answer and said, "I give up - why (didn't you read the post before)?" ... just taking advantage of a hundred year old post to have a little fun. If you think YOU'RE confused, just think about how ol' Doug E is puzzling over finding some of this nonsense in his mail. ;o) (Waving at Doug E and returning Mr S's salute from the other day.) ;o) Later. Al

Yeah I thought it was scale a while back, but thankfully it's not! I guess I used the wrong word, I did write that at 11:43 pm after all! It makes the fronds appear to have shiney spots when the sunlight hits them. I think I meant to say it makes them look like someone spilled juice or something on it giving off an appearance that there's a sticky substance on it. I think. honestly I don't even remeber what I was trying to say

It's simply showing signs of stress... whenever you repot a plant, it gets stressed a little. It should bounce back just fine within a week. Pothos plants are very resilient. The only "bad" thing you did was water on a set schedule. It's better to water thoroughly when the soil has become mostly dry. This might mean twice a week, or once a month, depending on conditions.

that happened to mine as well after potting so maybe overwatering? It was only on a few but its the point right.. why did this happen? im looking for answers also.