Devil Ivy Profile 

Ivy is a negative vine and prefers shade, but also can grow in full light. Prefer a warm and humid environment, not cold resistant. About the soil requirements, it is not strict, slightly moist, loose fertile soil is more suitable for its growth, but the saline-alkali content of the soil should not be too low. Ivy is often found on forest margins, undergrowth paths, rocks, and house walls, and is often cultivated in gardens. Northern areas are more potted and indoor, hanging or potted. (Find more best indoor hanging plants here.)

Ivy is the stem and leaf of Chinese Ivy, a plant of the Genus Ivy in the Pentacaceae family. It has the effect of dispelling wind, removing dampness, blood and detoxification. 
Indications: rheumatism, headache, dizziness, hepatitis, fall injury, sore throat, carbapenema, snake bite.

You'd better check its growth to make sure the root is not damaged. 
Appropriate pruning: If you find that the leaves have the situation of yellow, cut off in time, at the same time, cut off the excess branches, also conducive to growth. 
Watering: watering the right amount is good, should not be too much, you can also use a small watering can to spray water on the plant. 
Environment: It should be carried out in places with weak light, avoid exposure to strong light, and pay attention to maintain ventilation. 
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Language of flowers: love, loyalty, friendship, affection
Ivy was once thought to be a magical plant, symbolizing loyalty. In Greek mythology, ivy represented Dionysus, the god of wine, and symbolized joy and vitality. It also symbolizes immortality and eternal youth.
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