You're going to. Hello my friends how are you doing it is Kevin here from epic gardening I hope you're having a

wonderful day today we're going to cover a couple trailing indoor plants I

think you guys might enjoy adding to your garden, especially as we move into the fall and

winter for many people. Our outdoor gardens start to slow down a little bit and

our indoor gardens or our house plants or what have you start to ramp up.

So let's go ahead and talk about a few that I think are really, really cool.

And most all of these you're going to have an article you can find on Epic Gardening for

exactly how to care for these plants. Our first one is the Heart Leaf

Philodendron. This is one that is very often confused with a pathos or different varieties of

pathos usually just the green queen variety because honestly it's just a

heart-ish-shaped green leaf. It looks very, very similar. So this one, very easy to care for,

and needs a medium amount of light, and it wants a decent amount of dryness in the soil before you

re-water it, and then you can endlessly

propagate this. I have a video on YouTube called three different ways to

propagate Pothos via water cutting so go ahead and check that out if you want to know how to

propagate the philodendron as well it's a very similar process our next one is a

plant that I would highly recommend only growing indoors unless you want it to

take over your entire world and

universe and life and make you hate your garden and then that would be

Ivy. Ivy is a great indoor vine. It really adapts to many different lighting

conditions and mostly that's because it's

effectively an invasive plant when grown outdoors and invasive plants typically are very

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