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Gold Child English Ivy - 4" Pot - Plant Addicts
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Bold Green Foliage Edged in YellowLight Preference/Tolerated (Bright Direct Light)Average Watering NeedsMature Height 10 feetThis is a lovely vining plant with simple care needs. The lobed leaves of this Hedera helix variety have gold margins that surround variegated green centers. The climbing vines need something to attach to, so give thi…
Bold Green Foliage Edged in YellowLight Preference/Tolerated (Bright Direct Light)Average Watering NeedsMature Height 10 feetThis is a lovely vining plant with simple care needs. The lobed leaves of this Hedera helix variety have gold margins that surround variegated green centers. The climbing vines need something to attach to, so give this plant a trellis or something it can use to elevate its foliage.Best Locations For Growing Gold Child English IvyLight and humidity are the most critical factors when selecting a location for English Ivy. This houseplant needs increased humidity during the warmer months when it is actively growing. Place the plant in a naturally humid area or use a pebble tray to boost the air's dampness. Gold Child English Ivy can live in drier conditions during the winter, but monitor the leaves and increase the humidity if the foliage starts to dry out and turn brown along the edges.Gold Child English Ivy Sunlight RequirementsSunlight is key to growing healthy ivy. This plant needs bright, indirect light and can grow relatively fast when it receives plenty of sunlight. Plants grown indoors cannot handle direct light, so place it near, but not directly in a south-facing window.Gold Child English Ivy CareEnglish Ivy is a natural climber; the aerial roots will latch onto a support or anything nearby. Give this plant a trellis or moss pole and gently secure the vines with twine; with time, they will hold on, and the twine can be removed. If you do not give Gold Child English Ivy something to latch onto, it will make due by growing along furniture or a wall or anything within reach.Watering Gold Child English IvyGold Child English Ivy requires consistently moist soil. Feel the soil, and water when it is slightly damp but mostly dry. While Ivy likes moist conditions, it does not like to be soggy, so feeling the soil allows you to gauge the dryness and water at the right time.Feeding Gold Child English IvyUse a water-soluble fertilizer high in nitrogen for Gold Child English Ivy. Nitrogen helps plants push out foliage, and nitrogen-rich fertilizers are a good fit for the ornamental leaves of Gold Child. Feed this plant monthly during the spring and summer, but take a break from fertilizing it during the fall and winter when growth slows.Gold Child English Ivy InformationLight Exposure: Bright Direct LightCare Requirements: EasyWatering Requirements: Average - When the top 2 inches of the soil dries out.Pet Friendly: NoKid Friendly: NoAir Purifier: HighHabit: ClimbingGrowth Rate: FastMature Height: 10 feetMature Spread: 3 feetFlowering: NoFlower Color(s): NoneFlower Shade/Description: Grown for FoliageFragrant: NoFoliage Type: VariegatedFoliage Color(s): Green, YellowFoliage Description: Glossy, Dark-Green and Gold VariegatedTemperature: 60 - 65F (16 - 18C)Humidity: Average (40% - 60%)Common Name: Gold Child English IvyOther Name(s): Common IvyScientific Name: Hedera helix 'Gold Child'Plant Type: House Plant | Houseplants > English Ivy Plant Addicts 4_IVY_GOLD.CHILD-HP
Description
Bold Green Foliage Edged in YellowLight Preference/Tolerated (Bright Direct Light)Average Watering NeedsMature Height 10 feetThis is a lovely vining plant with simple care needs. The lobed leaves of this Hedera helix variety have gold margins that surround variegated green centers. The climbing vines need something to attach to, so give this plant a trellis or something it can use to elevate its foliage.Best Locations For Growing Gold Child English IvyLight and humidity are the most critical factors when selecting a location for English Ivy. This houseplant needs increased humidity during the warmer months when it is actively growing. Place the plant in a naturally humid area or use a pebble tray to boost the air's dampness. Gold Child English Ivy can live in drier conditions during the winter, but monitor the leaves and increase the humidity if the foliage starts to dry out and turn brown along the edges.Gold Child English Ivy Sunlight RequirementsSunlight is key to growing healthy ivy. This plant needs bright, indirect light and can grow relatively fast when it receives plenty of sunlight. Plants grown indoors cannot handle direct light, so place it near, but not directly in a south-facing window.Gold Child English Ivy CareEnglish Ivy is a natural climber; the aerial roots will latch onto a support or anything nearby. Give this plant a trellis or moss pole and gently secure the vines with twine; with time, they will hold on, and the twine can be removed. If you do not give Gold Child English Ivy something to latch onto, it will make due by growing along furniture or a wall or anything within reach.Watering Gold Child English IvyGold Child English Ivy requires consistently moist soil. Feel the soil, and water when it is slightly damp but mostly dry. While Ivy likes moist conditions, it does not like to be soggy, so feeling the soil allows you to gauge the dryness and water at the right time.Feeding Gold Child English IvyUse a water-soluble fertilizer high in nitrogen for Gold Child English Ivy. Nitrogen helps plants push out foliage, and nitrogen-rich fertilizers are a good fit for the ornamental leaves of Gold Child. Feed this plant monthly during the spring and summer, but take a break from fertilizing it during the fall and winter when growth slows.Gold Child English Ivy InformationLight Exposure: Bright Direct LightCare Requirements: EasyWatering Requirements: Average - When the top 2 inches of the soil dries out.Pet Friendly: NoKid Friendly: NoAir Purifier: HighHabit: ClimbingGrowth Rate: FastMature Height: 10 feetMature Spread: 3 feetFlowering: NoFlower Color(s): NoneFlower Shade/Description: Grown for FoliageFragrant: NoFoliage Type: VariegatedFoliage Color(s): Green, YellowFoliage Description: Glossy, Dark-Green and Gold VariegatedTemperature: 60 - 65F (16 - 18C)Humidity: Average (40% - 60%)Common Name: Gold Child English IvyOther Name(s): Common IvyScientific Name: Hedera helix 'Gold Child'Plant Type: House Plant | Houseplants > English Ivy Plant Addicts 4_IVY_GOLD.CHILD-HP
Specifications
| Compatibility | House Plant |
| Mature Height | 10 Feet |
| Mature Spread | 3 Feet |
| Temperature | 60° - 65°f (16° - 18°c) |
| Humidity | Average (40% - 60%) |
| Watering Requirements | Average - When The Top 2 Inches Of The Soil Dries Out. |
| Light Exposure | Bright Direct Light |
| Habit | Climbing |
| Other Name(s) | Common Ivy |
| Care Requirements | Easy |
| Growth Rate | Fast |
| Foliage Description | Glossy, Dark-green And Gold Variegated |
| Common Name | Gold Child English Ivy |
| Foliage Color(s) | Green, Yellow |
| Flower Shade/description | Grown For Foliage |
| Scientific Name | Hedera Helix 'Gold Child' |
| Air Purifier | High |
| Flowering | No |
| Flower Color(s) | None |
| Foliage Type | Variegated |