Swedish Ivy / Begonia Plectranthus Verticillatus Cutting Rare Trailing

Swedish ivy

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Light

Swedish Ivy loves bright indirect light. Although it is a little tougher in direct sun than some plants, it will get discolored if left in direct sun for too long. If your plant starts to turn red and vein-y looking, this means it's getting too much light

Watering

Watering this plant is easy because it is very vocal. The normally thick and semi-succulent leaves will visibly droop and soften when it's time to be watered. You can usually tell by looking at or feeling the leaves for thickness to tell when my Swedish Ivy is thirsty.

Swedish ivy, unlike many other ivies, is non-toxic to cats and dogs...