Choose the right potted ivy varieties, prepare the right breeding containers and soil light and temperature, watering and fertilization, pruning and modeling, pest and disease control, ivy is a common indoor potted plant, and is popular among many plant lovers because of its evergreen and rapid growth all year round. Love, correctly cultivating ivy can not only beautify the home environment, but also add a touch of vitality to life. This article will introduce you in detail the cultivation methods of potted ivy to help you easily raise healthy, Beautiful ivy. Select the right potted ivy varieties When selecting potted ivy, we must first understand the growth habits and ornamental characteristics of different varieties. Common potted ivy varieties include green radish, spider orchid, golden kudzu, etc. Green radish is highly resistant to shade and is suitable for indoor cultivation; The leaves of spider orchid are elegant and of great ornamental value; golden kudzu is popular for its unique leaf texture, so choose the right variety according to your breeding environment and preferences. Prepare suitable breeding containers and soil 1. Breeding containers: Choose a ceramic, plastic or glass basin with good air permeability, and have drainage holes at the bottom to prevent water accumulation at the roots.
2. Soil: Ivy is suitable for growing in loose and well-drained soil. A mixed soil of peat soil, leaf soil and sand can be used, with a ratio of 2:1:1. Light and temperature 1. Light: Ivy trees prefer semi-cloudy environments and avoid direct sunlight. When cultivating indoors, they should be placed in a place with sufficient scattered light.
2. Temperature: Ivy has good cold resistance, and the suitable temperature for growth is 15-25℃. When the winter temperature is lower than 5℃, potted plants should be moved indoors to keep warm. Watering and fertilization 1. Watering: Ivy vines like a humid environment and can keep the soil slightly moist during growth. In the high temperature season in summer, the number of watering can be increased appropriately; in the low temperature season in winter, watering should be reduced to prevent roots from rotting.
2. Fertilization: Apply compound fertilizer once a month during the period of vigorous growth to promote plant growth. After fertilization, water should be done in time to prevent fertilizer damage. Trim and styling 1. Trim: Ivy grows rapidly, so prune withered leaves and too long branches in time to keep the plants beautiful.
2. Shape: The ivy can be trimmed into various shapes according to personal preferences, such as waterfall shape, spiral shape, etc. Pest and pest control 1. Observe plants: Observe plants regularly and treat pests and diseases found in a timely manner.
2. Control methods: For common pests and diseases, such as leaf spot diseases, aphids, etc., spraying pesticides or using biological control methods can be used to control them.
Potted ivy cultivation is not complicated. As long as you master the above points, you can easily cultivate healthy and beautiful ivy. During the breeding process, you should also pay attention to the following points: 1. Adjust the breeding environment in a timely manner according to the growth status of the plants.
2. Be patient and carefully observe the growth and changes of the plant.
3. Be diligent in pruning to keep the plants beautiful.
Through the introduction of this article, I believe you have a comprehensive understanding of the cultivation of potted ivy. Let us enjoy the fun of cultivating ivy together!