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  1. I have a mouse that house now started digging in my plant dirt. What can I add to the dirt to deter this from happening?

    1. To deter mice from digging in your plant soil, you can try covering the surface with a layer of gravel or decorative stones(avoid polished stones if possible). Additionally, consider placing natural mouse repellents like peppermint oil-soaked cotton balls or ultrasonic pest repellers near your plants. Ensure there are no food sources nearby that might attract the mouse.

  2. hi I am hoping you can help me. My husband took my pothos on the porch for a few hours a couple weeks ago and set it on the porch wall. He didn’t think to secure it and when the wind picked up it fell.. no vines broke off but the soil and the roots were jostled and now I am seeing some yellow leaves on a couple vines. It is definitely time to repot anyway, do you have any suggestions? Is it ok to repot the vines that are showing some signs of distress or will I need to seperate them? I would prefer not to have to do that to her but will if it is necessary. I appreciate any guidance you can offer!

    1. Absolutely, I can help! It’s perfectly fine to repot your pothos, even if some vines are showing distress. Gently remove any yellow leaves, check the roots for damage, and repot the whole plant in fresh, well-draining soil. There’s no need to separate the vines unless you see significant root rot or damage. With a little care, your pothos should bounce back nicely!

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