I'd bet you are using Google Chrome or another like it. Try clicking on the info in the gold box first. You should be able to find the list of species I describe. Then go down the right hand column. Google Chrome and Firefox both divide up the page for reasons I cannot figure out. Info should begin right at the point where the big black patch starts, however if you continue to scroll on down the page you'll find a fairly lost list of articles on a variety of subjects. If anything is underlined you should be able to click on it. If that doesn't work, and you still have access to Internet Explorer, the entire site should work fine. I've had this researched and only a couple of browsers programs appear to screw up the first page. I could have all the coding rewritten in another program but I created the entire site for free and don't try to seek advertisers. I wanted it to be available to the public as a source of information that was checked against the science and it already costs hundreds of dollars each year to keep it on the net so I gave up on the idea of buying a new website program since some 1.6 million users have read tons of the pages! Look at the counter on the top of the page. If none of this works be sure and let me know. I work on the site virtually every day. Steve

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I agree with Sei Ren. A node is a place where leaves join a stem. For pothos, you will get roots at the nodes so the better place to cut is along that stem. Your cuttings will have a "T" at the base of the leaf stem. That T will be where roots will grow. Here's a link that shows how: https://www.easygrohydro.com/pothos-cuttings.html Also, I can't tell for sure based on the angle but it looks like that is a philodendron Brasil not pothos. However, they propagate the same way. Good luck!

Nancy- I am impressed you still have it LOL! That one certainly was temperamental. They must need perfect conditions to thrive, which they probably had in the production greenhouse. I have not seen them here in NJ since that time, so they probably discontinued their production. Sure is nice to look at when well grown but..... Hope you are well in these crazy times!! I have a bunch of my plants stuck back at my office. Somebody is supposed to be coming i and watering them once in a while....