How to divide ivy into pots so that it can survive easily

When is the best time to divide ivy into pots

During the cultivation period, ivy can be divided into pots every 1-2 years, and the time can be chosen in spring. The survival rate is higher after division.

The correct way to divide ivy

When repotting ivy, you should first remove the plant from the potting soil and clean up the soil attached to the roots. If there are rotten roots, old roots, or dead roots on its roots, they need to be cut off immediately. Prepare new potting soil, plant the treated plant in the potting soil, and then water it once more.

First, you need to determine how many ivy plants are in the pot. If there are more than two plants, it is completely fine to use the pot-dividing method to propagate them. If there is only one plant, you cannot use division to propagate them.

Precautions for transplanting ivy into different pots

1. Repotting time : It is best to repot ivy in spring, which can not only reduce damage but also promote recovery.

2. How to remove the ivy from the pot : All the original soil in the pot must be replaced. The new soil must be loose, breathable and fertile to avoid compaction.

3. Repotting and maintenance : When maintaining the ivy after repotting, be careful not to expose it to the sun in a hurry. Place it in a cool and ventilated place first to slowly warm up.

What to do if ivy wilts after being divided into pots

If the ivy has yellow leaves soon after repotting, don't worry too much, it may not have adapted yet, strengthen management, and it will recover soon. But if it still has yellow leaves a long time after repotting, it may not have adapted yet. It is best to remove the pot and check, and then re-care.