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image by Sym.da.trainer, on Flickr
image by Sym.da.trainer, on Flickr
The growing tip ends on Ivy look rather like your first two fingers held up. I would leave the larger leaf and pinch out the smaller leaf with its growing curled tip.
The more you keep cutting back that growth hormone laden tip, the more tips the ivy will make to try and go back to its preffered growing pattern.
Because your loading up on trees, some of which will be decades away from bonsai training, IMO a busy tree like your ivy should get you into the habbit of picking up and fiddling with your trees daily.
The more you keep cutting back that growth hormone laden tip, the more tips the ivy will make to try and go back to its preffered growing pattern.
Because your loading up on trees, some of which will be decades away from bonsai training, IMO a busy tree like your ivy should get you into the habbit of picking up and fiddling with your trees daily.