English Ivy

Boston Ivy is drought-tolerant, cold-resistant, and can thrive in poor soil conditions. It can adapt to environments in most regions. The planting time can be in March or April during spring, with the specific timing adjusted according to local climate conditions. 2. Density: One acre of land can accommodate 20 to 25 jin of Boston Ivy seeds. After sowing, the germination rate may vary due to factors such as temperature, humidity, and light exposure. 3. Cuttings: The cutting depth for Boston Ivy should be 15 cm, with stem cuttings about 30-40 cm in length. After insertion, water once every two days, and germination can occur in just over half a month. 4. Pruning: It is essential to frequently loosen the soil for Boston Ivy. Appropriate fertilization and soil loosening can promote plant growth. For ivy growing along doors and windows, regularly trim the branches and leaves to maintain cleanliness and tidiness, as well as to preserve a certain aesthetic appeal.