Fertilization method

Ivy chooses to make basin soil by mixing soil with humus and river sand. During the period of vigorous growth, liquid fertilizer is applied every half a month. There is no need to fertilize ivy in summer and winter. Avoid excessive use of nitrogen fertilizer, otherwise it is easy to fade the lines on the leaves. The leaves shall not be contaminated during fertilization to avoid damage to the leaves

Daily nursing with fertilization

The growth of ivy needs a warm environment. Generally, the most appropriate temperature is about 20 degrees. A constant temperature should be maintained to avoid high temperature. When planting indoors, pay attention to ensure ventilation and maintain a temperature of more than 10 degrees in winter

The growth of plants cannot be separated from light. Ivy also needs certain light. Short-term lightless growth is also possible, but it can not last too long. Otherwise, it is easy to cause the color of plants to be dim and affect their beauty and growth. In spring and autumn, try to expose ivy to more light in the morning and evening as much as possible, so as to make it grow healthier and more colorful