People who have never raised flowers usually start with green ivy. Therefore, in people's perception, green ivy is the best plant to raise. People mainly have a misunderstanding of the maintenance of green ivy, which is that they think it is particularly water-loving. In fact, it is just the opposite. Green ivy is very drought-tolerant. In fact, you have not mastered the method. First of all, you must not water the green ivy too diligently. Water small pots once every seven to ten days, while large pots usually water once every ten to 15 days. In winter, there is no heating area, you can stop water, and don’t water a drop of water. Why do some people say that I don’t see the root rot when I water the green ivy every day? It’s because the soil inside it uses sterile organic nutrient soil mixed with coconut bran and perlite .
Second green ivy is a shade-loving plant. Never put it in the sun and it is best to place it in a ventilated position with dispersed light. The third point is the most important. Many flower lovers think that green plants will grow more and more beautifully as long as they are watered. In fact, green ivy is like humans and needs regular nutrition. Green ivy is a perennial herbal leaf-viewing plant. Lack of sufficient nutrients during the growth process, and some parts of the green ivy are dysplasia will cause the leaves to turn yellow. Green ivy itself likes to grow in a better ventilated environment. If it is maintained in a poor ventilated environment for a long time, it will also cause yellowing of its leaves. If you want the green icy to climb long vines and the leaves are big and green, you can add a little nutrient solution every time you water it, which can quickly supplement the nutrients needed by the plants and prevent problems such as yellow leaves, falling leaves, and not blooming.
