Sorry for the super late reply, I've been really busy at work Yeah, I'm really concerned about the Scheff. It still looks the same. I was also thinking that the leaves aren't getting any water. When I repotted it, I didn't clean the roots which I think was one of the main mistakes I made. There also weren't a lot of roots, like it wasn't stringy roots like the ones from my flowers in my flowerbeds. I think another mistake I might have made was I used top soil instead of potting soil because I thought...well dirt is dirt, right? lol But from what I've read online maaaaybe I should have spent a little more for potting soil lol I did get rid of all of the dirt/mud from before. So I'm thinking.....maybe I need to repot it again using potting soil and clean the roots and maybe it will survive. I'm just kind of lost and frustrated but I really want the plant to live :( Btw, the Pothos is still looking great and is still growing new leaves so at least I saved it lol

Usually when you cut off part of the vine, a new one grows right at the node of the cut. And sometimes 2 will sprout or some further down, but it's usually just the one at the cut. Do you have a picture? Seems like it would be quite an impressive plant. Based on what you said, I'd either wrap the vines around the bare stems or cut the vines a couple of inches down from the top of the pole and root the cuttings in the same pot. That way the 'main' vines are still there and will sprout new growth from the top and then the cuttings can grow up and cover the bare stems. It's best to do major pruning when the plants are actively growing such as in June (in North America), but I'm sure a pothos could handle it.

Otherwise known as Devils Ivy...Right? If so, what do you use for a trellis? Did you buy something, make something? Mine isn't all that big, but I don't want it hanging over the pot (I have cats). Right now I'm using a marshmallow metal roaster thing...and a small Bamboo curved trellis.

I removed the pothos from the pot and sawed off the bottom inch as it was very root bound. I loosened up the root ball with my hands then placed back inside the same pot with a new potting mix. My old potting mix was miracle grow and perlite. I am now using 5 parts pine bark mulch (half sifted to 1/4" and the other half about 1/2" with 1 TBSP garden lime per LB of pine bark), 2 parts MG potting mix, 2 parts perlite. Watered deeply until water was coming through the bottom of the pot. There is some cinnamon sprinkled on top because I have been having issues with my other plants and fungus gnats. It has been about 1 1/2 weeks, and a large amount of leaves have been lost. I cut back two vines and pulled off the yellow leaves. I have an identical pothos that I have not touched. You can see in the picture that it has 1 yellow leaf close to the base. Both plants had been doing this for a while which is what led me to repotting. I did this same process with my peace lily due to the soil not drying through. It has been about 3 weeks and my peace lily is completely limp. Can the vines grow the leaves back on the bare vines or should I just trim back the vines? 1 week after repot and watering The other identical pothos that has not yet been repotted Repotted pothos - yellow leaves and two vines removed Peace lily 3 weeks after repot. The mix has remained wet, this is the same mix i used for the pothos.