For plants like ivy, there is no fixed time for watering. Generally, we can water according to the change of seasons to ensure that the basin soil is dry and wet at all times. When the soil in the flowerpot is dry, we can water it to ensure that the soil moisture is even and thorough, but we must pay attention to avoid water accumulation. When the weather is dry, you can spray water mist on the leaves to keep the humidity of the surrounding air. Because ivy is a shade loving plant, it doesn't need too much light
There are two kinds of flowerpots used for Ivy Cultivation: sand basin and plastic basin. When plastic basin is used for cultivation, the water in the soil evaporates slowly, so we can extend the interval of watering, generally once a week. Water permeability of sand basin is better, water loss is faster than that of plastic basin, so water can be poured once in three days according to soil moisture condition.
The growth of ivy can reflect many problems. If the water is sufficient and the quantity is just right, Ivy will grow vigorously. Generally, in the days after watering, observe its growth condition. If the leaves are normal without any other phenomenon, do not rush to water. If it is found that the leaves of the plants are dry and yellow, it may be because of too much watering. The remedy is to replace the basin soil. Finally, according to the situation of the soil, insert wooden chopsticks into the soil to detect the moisture and dryness of the internal soil, and carry out the corresponding watering measures according to the inspection results.
