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5 tips for maintaining money plant
Also known as Devil's Ivy, the money plant is an easy-to-grow and low-maintenance plant. However, it is essential to pay attention to every little requirement of your plant to keep it alive and healthy.
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Here are some tips for maintaining money plant.
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Soil
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Money plants thrive in well-drained and moist soil. Mix some peat with the soil to fertilise the soil naturally. It will prevent the roots of the plant from rotting and to avoid waterlogging.
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Watering
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Money plants require significantly less watering. Water them only when the top part of the soil looks dry. During winter, you can water the money plant once in three days. Avoid overwatering your plant as it can lead to rotting of the roots.
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Growing money plant in water
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Money plants are easier to grow in water. Make sure to change the water weekly to protect the plant against fungal diseases and prevent its roots from rotting.
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Exposure to sunlight
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This plant can grow well both indoors and outdoors. However, it requires an adequate amount of sunlight to stay alive. Avoid exposing this plant to direct sunlight. You can keep this plant in partial shade or near a window.
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Manage the foliage
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It is important to manage the climber's foliage to promote its growth. Provide support and space to this plant to grow.
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