Yellowing leaves and white soil mold point to two related issues: overwatering and oversized pot.
Pothos thrive in relatively small pots (6–8 inches max). A large pot holds excess moisture, causing root rot → yellow leaves → stem death.
Bright, indirect light (north window ideal). Too much or too little light causes yellowing.
Trim yellow leaves. If stems are mushy, cut back to firm tissue. New growth will emerge from healthy nodes. A photo would help confirm diagnosis.
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