Hedera Variegated Creeper (Ivy) 1 Liter

When it comes to indoor plants, a variegated ivy plant can add some sparkle and jazz to an otherwise boring room, but the care of a variegated ivy differs somewhat from the care of other kinds of ivy. Basic Care of a Variegated Ivy Plant Variegated ivy leaves will typically have green and white or yellow markings. The white and yellow areas on the variegated ivy leaves lack chlorophyll. Chlorophyll serves many purposes, the main ones being producing food for the variegated ivy plant and protecting the plant from the rays of the sun. This means that because of the variegation, variegated ivy care is slightly different than normal green ivy care. First, a variegated ivy plant needs less sunlight and it must be placed out of direct sunlight. Proper care of a variegated ivy requires that you place the ivy plant in indirect or filtered bright sunlight. Variegated ivy leaves will burn if placed in direct sunlight. Variegated ivy will do best on a window sill behind a sheer curtain.