Rooting Ivy Plants
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by joclyn on November 28, 2006 08:44 AM
welcome to the forum!!
just putting the cuttings in water should do it.
trim off a couple of the lowest leaves and make sure the container you put them in stays full up to just under the lowest leaf. place the container in a spot that gets some very bright light - not direct sunlight if the container is clear glass, tho. you should see some roots starting within a week or so.
just putting the cuttings in water should do it.
trim off a couple of the lowest leaves and make sure the container you put them in stays full up to just under the lowest leaf. place the container in a spot that gets some very bright light - not direct sunlight if the container is clear glass, tho. you should see some roots starting within a week or so.
by GMCJENN on November 29, 2006 03:23 AM
Thank u Joclyn. I have tried to put Ivy in just water before, but it never rooted, so I was wondering if there was another way? I'm SO glad I found this forum, it looks like so much fun, and very helpful!
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by joclyn on November 29, 2006 09:09 AM
really?? wow, that's surprising as ivy is basically an invasive-type grower (and should root very easily) !!
you could try using a forsythe pot set-up...
here's a link for the instructions
and here are links to two posts right here on the forum.
i hope you have success!!
you could try using a forsythe pot set-up...
here's a link for the instructions
and here are links to two posts right here on the forum.
i hope you have success!!
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