Brought this plant back to life over the last couple months and it has all been trial and error because I straight up have no idea what it is. All the plant ID apps say it’s swedish ivy but it looks nothing like it. Anybody happen to know?
The leaf shape looks like the Swedish Ivy I grew 20 years ago, but I haven’t been able to find any for over a decade. My Swedish Ivy was deep green. It was a prolific grower and you could pinch off some limbs, put them in potting soil and they’d take off. It seems VERY LIGHT for it to be the type I had, but it may be a different type of Swedish Ivy.
0 likes yeah, every Swedish ivy I’ve seen is dark green with some white. this one grows a lot bushier from what i’ve noticed, some of the leaves also varigate for some reason as you can see. it’s also pretty much indestructible, believe it or not, that second photo wasn’t it in its worst shape.
0 likesAre your plants Fairy Washboard and zebra plants cactus? I have ten little pots I bought to hang on my front porch wall and want to put small cactus in them.
1 like yes, I have both of those. I much prefer the fairy washboard though. it’s prettier, less maintenance, and it grows better
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It looks more like a pilea of some sort. Reminds me of Pilea mollis but the leaves aren’t ridged enough
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