Growth habits of different varieties of ivy

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Habits of Yellow Spotted Ivy

English ivy habits

Habits of Japanese ivy

Canary ivy habits

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Ivy is a relatively common climbing plant and an ornamental plant that people like to cultivate. There are many varieties of ivy. Do you know their different habits?

Habits of Yellow Spotted Ivy

Habits of yellow-spotted ivy

Yellow-spotted ivy is a type of ivy. It likes bright light and is afraid of direct light. , the color of the leaves will become lighter, and severe burns will occur, so a semi-shady growth environment is better when breeding.

Yellow ivy likes moisture and has poor drought tolerance. When the air humidity is low, it is easy to dry out. It likes a cool environment and is not tolerant of high temperatures but can tolerate cold. The suitable temperature for growth is between 18℃-22℃. The soil requirements are not high, fertile and humus-rich soil is preferred.

Habits of English ivy

< p>English ivy likes light and can tolerate direct sunlight, but the leaf color will not be bright, so it grows well in a semi-shady environment, but it will easily grow leggy if the light is too weak. English ivy likes a warm environment. The suitable temperature for growth is between 18℃ and 20℃, and it can tolerate cold. The soil requirements are not high.

Habits of Japanese Ivy

< p>Japanese ivy likes bright light and can tolerate semi-shade, but is less tolerant of sunlight. It likes a humid environment and requires moist air. The temperature needs to be maintained between 17°C and 21°C, and the overwintering temperature should not be lower than 6°C. The growing environment requires good ventilation.

Habits of Canary Ivy

Canary ivy requires bright light and is highly tolerant of shade but not direct sunlight. It likes warm climate but is not cold-tolerant. The suitable growth temperature is 18℃-20℃. It should be kept above 8℃ in winter. It is prone to frost damage below 6℃.

The soil needs to be loose, fertile and well-drained.

English ivy habits

Habits of Japanese ivy

Canary ivy habits

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