How to grow ivy in summer

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1. Lower the temperature

2. Proper shading

3. Increase moisture

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The temperature in summer is very high, so pay attention to cooling down. The breeding temperature should not be higher than 28°C. Ivy can be raised in a cool place. Do not expose them directly to strong light, as they can easily get sunburned. It is best to provide reasonable shade. The amount of watering should also be increased, because water will evaporate quickly at this time, and watering should be done in the morning and evening as much as possible.

1. Lower the temperature

1. Lower the temperature

In an environment with poor air circulation and high temperature in summer, it is very detrimental to the growth of ivy. The temperature of its growing environment should not exceed 28°C. If it does, it needs to be moved to a cooler place for maintenance as soon as possible. When the temperature reaches its peak in July and August, it stops growing at temperatures above 23°C, and it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance.

2. Appropriate shading

In summer, the sun is directly exposed, the air is sultry, and the intensity of ultraviolet rays is also very high. If it is exposed to the sun at this time, it will be very easily sunburned. It is best to shade it at this time, as sunburned leaves will also take a long time to recover.

3. Increase moisture

With the high temperature and heat in summer, the water in the pot soil and the plant evaporates relatively quickly, so we need to water it more appropriately. In summer, it is best to water once in the morning or in the evening. Keeping the pot soil moist is the key to its growth. You can also pay more attention to the soil in its pot. If it is dry or the pot becomes lighter, water it in time.

2. Proper shading

3. Increase moisture

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