Julius
I don’t know what I should do with this Swedish ivy anymore lol, it’s taking over. Any suggestions?
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SunnyI would enter it in a pageant because it’s a queen!😍
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Awe :) thank you! Someone suggested adding a top hat and googley eyes, and I think that would help it win a pageant haha
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TenderedgeHumblebrag! :)
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lol! I swear it’s not. I hate he idea of pruning because I wanna see how much bigger it can get, but I haven’t repotted and I’m going on two years 😬
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I celebrate your enormous ivy!
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Just a guySo cool! if you want you could put it outside depending where you live.
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That might be something I could do! I’ll have to do a little research to see if it could survive
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Ex-Plant Killer 🌱👌Some goggly eyes and a top hat ! 🎩 she is Fabulous!!! ❤️
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Thank you! :) I unironically love this and actually might do it lol. Thank you for the suggestion
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I expect ridiculously over the top picture of pure faboulusness!!!! Now you have to do it!!!!
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Autumnyou could give it to me-👀 SHES GORGEOUS!
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I could never! Haha this is my baby girl, and she’s going on two years in August 😱
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WOW!! great work with her! 😍
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SylviaIt’s soooo beautiful 😍
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MiaI love love love, and totally support the idea of the google eyes and the top hat.
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Old post but I really need to know what size pot yours is in. Your plant is goals and I’m doing my best to get there, mine may have consumed this table but now that I know they can eat bookshelves I have to get mine bigger. Any tips? I can’t believe it got that giant in 2 years! Repotting sounds like quite a task for you, lol
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- Julius
Your plant is equally as gorgeous!! You’re doing a fantastic job :) Tbh, though, there’s not much I do to keep her alive. I follow whatever Planta suggests for the day. Some days I’ll miss because I get lazy haha, but this plant we have is very resilient, and also very dramatic lol. Sometimes planta won’t recommend to water the ivy, but I know when the leaves lose their sheen and start to sag it needs water. At this size, it requires 3/4 gallon of water. I use a store bought miracle gro fertilizer (yellow bottle, green cap), about a half a teaspoons worth when it’s time to fertilize. Other than that, I’m all hands off. I haven’t had a need to prune or anything. Not sure if it matters or not, but I keep that window next to it closed, and open the other window every now and again for some airflow. The humidity in my house hovers around 30% give or take. That all said, you were right, the repotting was terrible! Lol I thought she was gonna die since she was shedding vines non-stop. Luckily it stopped after about three weeks. I did the repot maybe two months ago. Crazy thing was I was expecting the roots to be bound because they were starting to grow to the top, but it wasn’t at all, like not even close… so I probably could have kept it in the same pot for another year. As for the pot, I believe that size was 10 inches across. But yeah, you keep taking great care of your baby the way you already are and it’ll continue to flourish!!
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She lost some volume from the repot, but has recovered well since!
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- Julius
My apologies! The pot is roughly 12in
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- Christine
Looks like the subtracted volume was mainly the vines that were getting a tad yellowish, could be the way the sun is hitting it in the picture though. Either way, she looks really healthy now and is prob good to go another couple of years. But your method reflected what I’m starting to learn: often the best thing you can do for plants is to leave them be, and not love them to death with water and fussing!
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