Should I keep my ivy in the bathroom?
I grabbed an ivy today as I have always wanted them and that they were beautiful ( Don't worry, I know that they are invasive and pretty damaging that is why I'm keeping them inside as a houseplant)
Greg/the label says to keep it away from cold drafts I was going to put it up on top of my bookcase but I often have a ceiling fan going on in my room.
Would this plant be better suited in the bathroom? Where humidity tends to be a little bit higher and lacking of cold drafts #englishivy
Greg/the label says to keep it away from cold drafts I was going to put it up on top of my bookcase but I often have a ceiling fan going on in my room.
Would this plant be better suited in the bathroom? Where humidity tends to be a little bit higher and lacking of cold drafts #englishivy
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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So my house has the thermostat set on either 74 and 72 degrees. For some reason I avoid 73 degrees (maybe I’m subconsciously afraid of prime numbers, who knows!) and despite being near a cooler ish draft, my ivy is doing fine. And running a fan of just improving air circulation of existing air, I think she’d be fine in your bedroom if that’s where you want to enjoy those pretty leaves!
@Lotuspalmboy Beautiful. I'm looking for some plants for my bathroom. Might have to try a peace lily.
I keep my ivy in the bathroom in a window. It seems to be doing alright. If you want to keep it on the bookcase, make sure it gets some light. Also, you might have to water it a little more often if it's in a drafty area, but it should be fine. Just watch for any signs of stress.