Should I use a shallow or deep pot for ivy?

1. Use shallow pots for cultivation

Ivy is an evergreen plant of the same species. There are pine roots in the axils of its stems. When the pine roots fall into the soil, they will grow roots. If they are cut off at this time, new individuals will be formed. Therefore, its root system is usually not very straight or deep, so it can be cultivated normally in a shallow pot.

2. Can a deep basin be used?

Ivy is the same plant, and sometimes we need it to grow droopingly to express its elegant demeanor. Therefore, the height of this flower in a deep pot is usually higher, so you can just plant it. If there is a larger viewing surface, in this case we can fill or pad the deep pot with materials such as expanded clay or flower pots, which are more retractable materials, and use a shallow layer of soil on the top to allow it to grow normally. So as for the actual maintenance, we should choose a shallow pot or a deep pot. A shallow pot can meet the growth needs of ivy, but if a deep pot is needed for cultivation, there is no problem.