How to grow and water ivy potted plants

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1. Potted plant care methods

2. Watering method

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The potted ivy should be grown in fertile soil, and the pot should not be too small. Use a 5- to 10-liter pot. When potting, add base fertilizer to meet the nutrients it needs for growth. It has no requirements for light and can grow in either shade or sun. Moreover, when the growth is messy, it should be pruned appropriately, watered appropriately, and the flower soil should be kept slightly moist.

1. Potted plant care methods

1. Potted plant maintenance methods

1. Pot soil: The soil for potted ivy culture should be fertile. It has a certain ability to withstand barrenness, but fertile soil will be more conducive to its growth. The flower pot used should not be too small. Usually, a flower pot of 5 liters to 10 liters should be used, because if the flower pot is too small, its growth will be seriously inhibited.

2. Fertilizer: When potting, add base fertilizer to the soil and use more organic fertilizer. When the seedlings grow for one year, extensive management is enough, and there is no need to topdress. During the period of vigorous growth, top dressing can be carried out according to the situation, and liquid fertilizer with a lower concentration can be used for fertilization.

3. Sunshine: Plants are not strict about light requirements. Whether you put it in the shade or in a sunny place, it will grow well. However, if the maintenance environment is cold, it is best to place it in a sunny location.

4. Pruning: When it grows very messy, it needs to be pruned. There is no specific method when pruning, just cut off the branches and vines that affect the appearance.

2. Watering method

When watering ivy, be careful not to allow water to accumulate in the soil. Generally, the flower soil is slightly dry or slightly moist. It cannot grow in soil with stagnant water, so the amount and frequency of watering need to be controlled.

2. Watering method

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