Pothos only grows at vine tips. Without pruning, it becomes long bare stems with a tuft at the end.
Remove lowest leaf, place node in water or damp soil. Nodes produce roots when cut, shoots when attached.
Brown cut ends are normal healing; extensive browning means the stem was unhealthy.
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