Rooted Hedera helix 'Glacier' ivy, variegated, 5 cuttings

This listing is for 5 cuttings.

These have been rooted by us.

The photos are from a previous batch and are not of the exact plants you will receive.
However, they will be similar in appearance (around 10cm).
The roots will be similar to or slightly longer than those shown in the photos.

We also have unrooted ivy cuttings available.
If you are interested in rooting them yourself, as it is quite easy, please consider purchasing the unrooted cuttings instead of these.
If you are not confident in rooting or wish to plant them quickly, please purchase these rooted cuttings.

We will generally send variegated plants, but the variegation may become fainter or disappear in some areas depending on the season.
Please understand that as these are plants, their coloration may change slightly.

Hedera helix 'Glacier' is a very robust variety, perfect for ground cover in gardens.
It also has strong climbing abilities, with vines that cling so tightly that even if you pull on a climbing vine, it won't detach easily.
Therefore, it can also be grown on walls.
It is a strong plant that can cover any surface, whether spreading horizontally, climbing walls with its aerial roots, or hanging down.
Furthermore, due to its aerial roots (which help absorb air and moisture from the air), even if you cut a climbing vine from a wall, it will remain attached and alive for some time, demonstrating its strength.

It stays green all year round and can be grown in both sunny and partially shaded locations.
Even in winter, when vibrancy is lacking, it has high cold tolerance and does not die, making it recommended for ground cover!
They also look lovely as interior decor until the roots establish!

Ships via Fourth Class Mail with free shipping.
Fourth Class Mail shipments are only sent on Mondays.
(If Monday is a public holiday, shipment will be on Tuesday.)
As Fourth Class Mail no longer delivers on weekends and public holidays, transit times may be longer if they span a weekend.

Additionally, it takes at least 2 days even within the Kanto region.
For distant locations, it may take up to a week.