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   Sunny

   over 1 year ago

   Pothos ivy are readily available in many varieties. They can live in low light from a north window. They thrive in bright indirect sunlight or a grow light. The leaves will drop if the light is too low. Hoyas grow like a vine and the watering requirements are less. Syngoniums grow like vines with beautiful easy care foliage. The leaves droop when they need water. 🪴🍀

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   Tokkomio

   over 1 year ago

   I had two that I just gave away to my friend lol. They're prone to spidermites so stock up on something to prevent them! Diluting soap, rubbing alcohol, and or hydrogen peroxide is usually my cheap solution. Also If you want something low light *tolerant*, go for one that's not variegated!! They will look akward young though because they aren't super heavy and the branches will look like they're reaching up and down at the same time until it grows long enough to weigh itself down. I hope it works out for you lol I kinda miss my small ivy's now 😂

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   Jemalilly

   over 1 year ago

   I found that mine really liked getting misted every 36 days but it’s not necessary.

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