This database includes all the plant species that are currently supported by Ivy (some of them may still be under testing). Note that this database is provided mostly for the purpose of a selection guide and wiki, instead of an action guide. For specifics on how to take care of the plant, please follow the instructions provided by Ivy itself.

• You can search for plants through 🔍.
• Please note that we put succulents into a single item instead of different species.
• Please note that water should be added to the water tank instead of leaves or soil, with the plant taken out.
• The diameter of Ivy’s inner pot is 60mm. Please choose your plant size accordingly.
• Some of the plants are not pet-friendly mainly in the sense that they could be toxic if the pet eat the leaves. (Credits to our backer Raquel S who proposed to add this tag)

1. Devil's Ivy

• Cultivation Difficulty-Easy

• Light

  The best results are achieved by providing indirect light; it tolerates an intense luminosity, but long periods of direct sunlight burn the leaves.

• Watering

  Generally, the plant will only need watering when the soil feels dry to the touch.

• Soil

  Grows best in loose, well-drained soil.

• Temperature

  It lives well with a temperature between 17 and 30 °C (63 and 86 °F).

• Apply Fertilizer

  Mainly apply thin fertilizers diligently, and fertilize once every one to two months during the growing season. After winter, it is necessary to stop fertilizer in time to avoid fertilizer damage.

• Our Experience

  In the case of suitable potting soil moisture, if the plants appear with yellow leaves, it is considered that the light is too strong. It needs to be moved to a low light environment for maintenance; don't give too much water, if there are rotten roots you will lose the whole pot of plants.

• Not Pet-Friendly

  This plant could be toxic for dogs and cats. Please keep them away from eating this plant.

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2. Schefflera Arboricola

• Cultivation Difficulty-Easy

• Light

  The plant prefers higher light if possible, but can adapt to a wide variety of light levels.

• Watering

  Like wet and afraid of dry. When the air humidity is high and the soil moisture is sufficient, the stems and leaves grow vigorously. But too much water will cause waterlogging and cause root rot.

• Soil

  The soil is suitable for fertile, loose, and well-drained sandy loam.

• Temperature

  It lives well with a temperature between 17 and 30 °C (63 and 86 °F).

• Apply Fertilizer

  Mainly apply thin fertilizers diligently, and fertilize once every one to two months during the growing season. After winter, it is necessary to stop fertilizer in time to avoid fertilizer damage.

• Our Experience

  Plants have a very strong ability to adapt to light, with good light and fast growth, weak light and slow growth, no matter what kind of environment, they can survive tenaciously.