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Native to Europe, Hedera helix 'Variegata' is often known as Pittsburgh ivy, English ivy, or just ivy. With heart-shaped basal veins and small to medium-sized variegated leaves, this evergreen vine or ground cover resembles ivy. It clings to walls and other surfaces, such rockeries or trees, using aerial rootlets. The Pittsburgh Ivy is a resilient, adaptable, and simple plant to grow. Pittsburgh Ivy's climbing and vining behaviors make them look fantastic trailing down a feature wall, in a hanging basket, or on a green wall.

It's not hard to grow ivy indoors as long as you give it what it requires. Light is the most crucial component of indoor ivy plant care. Vibes require brilliant light to be true. Cultivars with variegation may tolerate medium light, however be advised that in lower light, the variegation will become less noticeable. Always inspect the soil before adding water while watering your ivy. Ivy prefers to be kept slightly dry, therefore before you water your ivy plant again, let the dirt on top dry out to the touch. Additionally, ensure that the soil around your plant has good drainage because ivy dislikes areas with standing water or excessive moisture.

Regular fertilization is another important part of caring for ivy plants. In the spring and summer, fertilize your ivy once a month or so with a water-soluble, nitrogen-rich fertilizer. Since winter is when ivy is dormant, fertilizing during this season could have the opposite effect on what you want. Cleaning ivy houseplants on a regular basis helps to keep dust and pests off of their leaves. You can easily clean your ivy plant by putting it in the shower and running water over it for a few minutes.