Diane's lush pothos in a 12-inch pot thrived in partial sun until she lifted and draped its stems around a ceiling hook. Then it lost all leaves and began dying. She asks why.
Will Creed asks: Was anything else changed—repotting, light position? He requests light source description and distance, watering routine, and photos (wcreed@horticulturalhelp.com). The sudden decline after stem manipulation suggests possible root disturbance, light change, or physical damage to stems.
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