Polynesian ivy is a delightful small houseplant that has interesting foliage that looks like it has a velvety or suede-like texture. A low-growing plant, Polynesian ivy is perfect for growing in hanging baskets and terrariums, as well as decorating a mantle or tabletop. The green leaves look good with most other houseplants, so you can mix it with a wide range of other varieties such as peperomia, pilea, and begonia for a fun combination.
Pellionia Pulchra Care
Polynesian Ivy Vine



How to Care for the Plant

Water

Pellionia are moisture and humidity lovers. They should never be allowed to dry out, even during the winter season, and high humidity is a must.

Fertilizer

Feed with a weak liquid fertilizer throughout the growing season.

Sunlight

Pellionia are a definite understory plant. They dislike direct sunlight and will easily burn if exposed to the straight rays of the sun. At most, they can survive in an east-facing window.

Soil

Any good, fast-draining potting soil will likely do.

Temperature

The ideal environment to grow a Pellionia is at room temperatures of 72° – 78° degrees Fahrenheit.Even in winter, these plants can flourish well when maintained at room temperatures, above 55° degrees Fahrenheit.

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