Indoor Ivy: No Repotting Needed, Prune for Shape

Ivy thrives potbound in its nursery pot. Hide the ugly pot by double‑potting into a decorative cachepot (drainage holes optional). Excess water drains into the outer pot—empty it within 24 hours.

Pruning Is Essential

• Cut vines back to 2–3 ft (or your preferred length) just below a node.
• Root cuttings in water or damp soil for more plants.
• Don’t train vines on walls indoors—they need constant moisture to attach.

Pruning keeps ivy full and attractive; it doesn’t affect health.