How to grow ivy in summer

1. Lower the temperature

In the high temperature and poor air circulation environment in summer, it is very unfavorable for the growth of ivy. The temperature of its growing environment should not exceed 28℃. If it reaches this temperature, it needs to be moved to a cooler place for maintenance as soon as possible. When the temperature reaches its peak in July and August, it stops growing at temperatures above 23°C and needs to be moved indoors for maintenance.

2. Proper shading

In summer, the sun is shining directly, the air is hot and stuffy, and the ultraviolet intensity is also very high. At this time, if it is exposed to the sun, it will be very easy to get sunburned. It is best to shade it at this time, as leaves that are sunburned will take a long time to recover.

3. Increase moisture

The summer is hot and the water in the potting soil and the plant evaporates quickly, so we need to water it more appropriately. In summer, it is best to water it once in the morning or evening. Ensuring the moisture of the potting soil is the key to its growth. You can also observe the soil in the pot more often. If it is dry or the pot becomes light, water it in time.