I have this Algerian ivy plant which hasn’t been doing too hot for a while, I’ve been on schedule with watering (and being careful to not over water when still damp) but I haven’t seen much improvement yet…. Wondering how I can get this guy back to good health
I don’t like to grow ivy’s indoors. I tried several ones when I was a beginner but after killing my 5th one I gave them up. They are growing like weeds in the garden where I live. But I’ve switched them to other plants indoor. Peperomia scandens and Senecio macroglossus might be better choices for you?
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It almost either looks diseased or like it’s not getting enough moisture. I have a creeping Charlie and a baby tears that look like this right now.
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Oh these cuties sure are tricky to keep alive indoors. For now I would check the soil (and if wet/smelly consider reporting it), that it gets enough light and if possible try to raise the humidity by placing it on a tray with pebbles or close to an humidifier. And when spring and summer comes: bring it outside if that’s an option 😎☀️
1 likeDo these really long offshoots off the short stems look problematic? They never grown a leaf so I’ve been considering pruning those off
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