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Bella56

My Scindapsus sent out a 2 runners and this one made it to the wall. I want to leave it but Iā€™m not sure. Do the roots damage the walls?

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  1. Timmyturner

    Oh wow thatā€™s cool honestly

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  2. TM834

    I think Iā€™ve heard that they can cause damage if the roots go quite deep so I wouldnā€™t risk it šŸ˜¬ maybe make a moss pole if you can?

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    • Bella56

      Thats what I was thinking, but I was waiting till spring.

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  3. V.curios

    It will ruin the surface of the wall like the picture I attached. That was from an ivy plant. Iā€™ve never had a plant where the roots went deep. My Baltic Blue is currently attached and growing up the wall and the plant loves it. šŸ’š I own my house though, so easier for me to accept the surface damage that Iā€™ll have to deal with if I ever move.

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  4. Bella56

    Thanks for the advice, your plants are stunning btw

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    • V.curios

      You are welcome and thank you! One thing that feels a bit daunting in letting the plant grow to the wall is the idea of having to potential pull it off if it needs to be repotted. Iā€™m kinda worried how Iā€™ll manage that with the Baltic blue.

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    • Icie

      Couldnā€™t you repot in the place itā€™s at? Iā€™m sure itā€™ll get messy, but thereā€™s something so beautiful about the vines climbing the wall. I canā€™t wait ! ā˜ŗļø

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  5. Sunny

    It can remove the paint when you remove it from the wall.

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