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Devils Ivy

Devils Ivy
Epipremnum aureum

Great for rainforest terrariums and aquatic setups, this fast growing plant adds dense leafy foliage which is perfect for Frogs, Chameleons and arboreal Geckos.


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What does Devils Ivy look like?

This is an evergreen vine growing up to 20m (if left unpruned) with alternating heart shaped leaves. These leaves can be variegated, and average around 20cm in length - though in the wild, each leaf can be as large as 75cm! It can be trailing or trained to climb up poles or along wires- making it perfect for all areas of a terrarium. Will occasionally produce flower stalks with cream spathes, similar to the flower of a Peace Lily.

Where are Devils Ivy from?

Native to tropical rainforests of French Polynesia, but also naturalised in South Africa, Australia, Asia and the West Indies.

How to care for Devils Ivy

These fast growing plants are perfect for rainforest environments and will thrive in hot and humid conditions. Unusually these will grow in water without any soil, making them ideal for paludariums and aquariums. They can also be planted in a warm area with moist but well drained substrate and misted with water daily to keep up humidity levels. They will happily live in partially shaded areas of a terrarium but thrive under full spectrum plant growth LED lighting. They can be fed to encourage growth using a terrarium safe biofertiliser liquid made with Superworm Frass.

The benefits of using Devils Ivy

  • Fast growing, climbing and trailing plant.
  • Reptile and amphibian safe.
  • Adds dense foliage cover in a terrarium.
  • Perfect for bioactive setups.
  • Increases oxygen and reduces CO2 throughout the day.
  • Easy to keep, grow and maintain.

Please note: Live plants will naturally vary in size and all sizes are approximate. Photos displaying multiple different colours are an example of the variety we stock, we will send random colours based upon availability.

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