I've been trying to propagate from a devils ivy plant and its lost a few leaves, and the remaining ones are looking a little limp and yellow. Its currently housed in our conservatory. Could it be that its too light in there? #Propagation #ivy - Garden Home Future

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I've been trying to propagate from a devils ivy plant and its lost a few leaves, and the remaining ones are looking a little limp and yellow. Its currently housed in our conservatory. Could it be that its too light in there? #Propagation #ivy

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