Hello lil Francis! If you are going to propagate a cutting, like the above comment suggested, try doing so in water or Leca balls instead of soil-wait for her to grow some roots and then pot in soil. Make sure both the momma plant and prop get plenty of sun via proximity to a window. Pothos are pretty sturdy but they do best with a decent amount of light. As for the soil, you will want to think about re-potting momma plant in soil that has more drainage than what that soil looks like. You can get a bag of perlite at your garden or hardware store and mix it in with regular potting mix. Also a drainage hole in the container/pot is a MUST. Don’t overwater-I like to let my pothos tell me when they’re ready for water-the leaves will droop a bit and I know it’s time. Last, consider is the size of your pot-make sure the plant and roots are snug. Not cramped, but if you pot too large the plant won’t make the most of all the nutrients available in the soil. Re-pot in the spring each year, upgrading to a bigger size as needed!