What are the cultivation methods and precautions of variegated trachelospermum

Introduction of Trachelospermum erythrorhizon

Variegated ivy is an evergreen woody vine. It has strong vitality and good disease resistance, and generally grows vigorously.

When propagating variegated ivy, you can use cutting propagation, layering propagation and tissue culture. Usually, cutting propagation is used, which can be used all year round.

Method of cultivating variegated trachelidon

Variegated ivy has a strong growth ability and a strong drought resistance, so it does not need to be watered frequently. It needs sufficient sunlight during maintenance to make its leaves more colorful. It is more suitable for planting in acidic soil with good drainage, and can also grow in neutral soil.

Watering method

Variegated ivy prefers a moist but not wet environment. During the maintenance period, you can water it once every three days to keep the soil slightly moist. Be sure to avoid water accumulation. In winter, you can water it once every 15 days.

Fertilization method

Variegated ivy is relatively fertilizer-loving and needs to be fertilized frequently. Generally, fertilizers with high phosphorus and potassium content are applied because this type of fertilizer is more suitable for its growth and can make it grow stronger.

Pruning methods

Variegated ivy needs to be pruned and shaped in time to give it a more attractive plant shape, and it needs to be fertilized after pruning to promote the growth of its branches and leaves.

Things to note when growing variegated ivy

When caring for variegated ivy, you need to be careful to use soil with good air permeability and a certain degree of fertility. You also need to maintain a suitable temperature environment at normal times, and try to keep it between 20-30 degrees. In this way, its growth rate will be faster.