What kind of pot should I use to plant a potted creeper? Will it crawl if I put it in a pot?

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1. What basin to use?

2. Whether potted plants can climb?

3. Pot culture methods

When using flower pots to raise ivy, many flower pots can be used, such as mud pots or pottery pots. However, the diameter of the flower pot should be large, generally 5-10 liters. If the pot is small, its growth will be directly inhibited. When growing in pots, it can crawl. If you insert a stick in the pot or place it against the wall, it will slowly climb up.

1. What pot to use

When growing ivy in pots, there is no need to deliberately choose a flower pot. General mud pots and ceramic pots can be used. But the diameter of the pot must be large, as small flower pots cannot satisfy its growth. Because it grows very fast, it can grow more than 2m if planted that year, so a 5-10 liter flower pot should be used.

2. Whether potted plants can climb

Cultivation of ivy in a flower pot will keep climbing up, so you can place the potted plant close to the wall so that its branches and vines will slowly climb up the wall. Or put a stick in the flower pot and it can climb.

3. Pot cultivation method

1. Watering: When using potted plants for cultivation, you should pay attention to replenishing them with water. It can grow in arid conditions, but it does better with adequate moisture, and it should be watered after the soil dries out. When watering, the soil should be thoroughly watered at once, but only if there is no water accumulation, because it is a plant that is afraid of waterlogging.

2. Pruning: Potted cultivation should pay more attention to pruning, otherwise it will grow very messy if left alone for a period of time. In daily maintenance, you should cut off those branches and vines that affect the appearance. It is very resistant to pruning, so there is no need to worry about pruning affecting its growth. In addition, if there are weeds next to the plants, they often need to be removed as soon as possible.

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