Plant Care

With beautiful lush green, white and yellow foliage devils ivy is a great specimen to train to climb up a trellis or have trailing down from a shelf. This plant is particularly popular for indoor plant beginners because it is simple to look after and will thrive in a range of conditions, even low light. It can handle a bit of neglect and doesn't need much care, Simple! Position - Devils Ivy will be happy pretty much any where, even in low light. However direct sun will burn the leaves so keep away from northerly or west facing windows. Water - tolerate of low water levels, water when hen the top inch of soil feels dry or the leaves of the Devils Ivy start to look a bit lack lustre and droop down. Tips - Very easy to propagate, look out for nodes on the stems that have roots developing, cut them off and pop into water or into the soil next to the main stem to allow further rooting to occur. There are many species offering different foliage colours: Snow Queen, Marble Queen, Goldilocks and more. Safety - Can cause serious mouth and digestive irritation if consumed by pets or humans. The best practice is always to keep houseplants out of reach of small children and pets Difficulty - Very easy care.