Ivy is actually a very good sighting plant, but of course it is also a perennial green-up-aided bush, and today's mini-coding is mainly a presentation of ivy's farming and conservation methods, and it is hoped that you will be more knowledgeable。
Basic brief on ivy
Ivy is beautiful and is always green, and used as a vertical green in all parts of the south. Putting it on the side of a fake mountain or on the roots of a wall, and keeping it in line with its natural verticals, can decorate the environment. In the case of pellets, which are dominated by small and medium-sized basins, various configurations may be made and laid indoors. It can also be used to cover the walls of an indoor garden and make its interior garden more natural and beautiful. Ivyes are available for all strains and have the effect of hysteria, active haematosis and treatment for such diseases as falling injuries, pain in the waist and rheumatism arthritis。
Ivy's growing environment
Because it is a vaginal vine that can grow in a fully luminous environment, and it can grow well in a warm and wet climate, but he cannot bear the cold. It is less demanding for soil, prefers wet, loose and fertile soil, but does not tolerate saline, often climbs over forested trees, sideways under the forest, rocks and walls of houses and gardens。
Ivy farming methods and conservation methods
Light and temperature: the temperature it grows ** is between 18 and 20 degrees, and if the temperature exceeds 35 degrees, its leaves turn yellow and stop growing. So cover it when it is hot in the summer, or place it in the shade. It is more cold-resistant, and it is safe to go through winter in general homes. In the winter, they shall be moved into the sun, receiving more light and keeping the temperature above 3°c, and they shall be able to withstand low temperatures of 7 - 8°c for a short period. In the absence of heating equipment, freeze-proofing can also be recut to make the winter safe. It's good to be indoors in bright light. Outside the house, in addition to avoiding strong sunlight, there is a need for three to four hours of sunlight per day, in particular leaf varieties, in order to keep the brightness of the leaves in the light, if the light is insufficient, if the ventilation is poor, if it is long-term in the dark, if the plant is long and growing thinner。
Water and fertilization: ivy requires warm, wet environments that ensure water supply over the long term, often humidizing the basin, preventing complete drying, and causing leaves to fall if the water is not fully watered. When the air is dry, water should be sprayed regularly on the leaves and the surrounding ground to increase air moisture. During the winter, water should be reduced and the pelvis should be wet, but water should be sprayed on the leaves to increase air moisture so as to avoid poor growth and foliage. Long-term application of 2-3 thin monthly organic fluids. A growing basin reduces fertilization. In winter, fertilization is stopped。
