How to make ivy grow faster

1. Soil

The soil used should be suitable for ivy. The soil for its normal growth should be loose and fertile, with strong water retention and drainage capabilities.

2. Lighting

Ivy prefers shade and humidity, so avoid strong sunlight during the maintenance process.

3. Humidity

There should be sufficient humidity around the space where ivy grows, and the soil in the flowerpot should be kept moist at all times, but there should be no stagnant water.

4. Temperature

During the maintenance process, ivy will stop growing when the temperature reaches above 35 degrees, and will also stop growing when the temperature reaches below 5 degrees. It grows better in an environment of 5-35 degrees, and the ideal growth temperature should be around 25-28 degrees. It is best to create such a space for it during the maintenance process so that it can grow more normally.

4. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

During the maintenance of ivy, pests and diseases such as scale insects and sooty mold are prone to occur. They must be controlled in time in the early stages to prevent the spread of the disease. This will enable the plant to grow healthy and normal, and to grow and reproduce faster.