English Ivy Plant Care



> Type: INDOOR/SEMI-SHADE plant

  • Once the plant completely settles in the new pot, you can move the plant in and out. Avoid low light areas.
  • When newly potted, plant might look a little dry, but that is nothing to worry about. It is just adjusting to the new environment.

 

> Watering: Allow the soil to dry out partially between watering.

  • Do not water until the top of the soil is dry.
  • In winters, usually you can water half-a-cup every 2-3 days.
  • In summers, you can water every day in controlled quantity.
  • In rainy seasons and if plant is kept outside, make sure rain the water is not clogging in the pot.
  • Even if you are not able to water the plant for 2-3 weeks, it can survive. With adequate care, it has the capacity to grow healthy again.

 

> Common concerns:

  • Leaves are turning brown shorty after receiving it – Don’t worry. Your plant is adjusting to the new environment.
  • Leaves or stems are turning mushy – You have been putting too much water. Do not water for few days, keep the plant outside in indirect sunlight for 2 days and control the water going forward.
  • Leaves are turning crisp fully yellow or brown – Water more frequently.
  • Safe for pets? – No. This plant can be toxic to dogs and cats

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