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Where can you find chocking ivy at in rs?
Ivy can be found in many places. 2 great places to chop it are in Varrock by the yew trees behind the Varrock palace. The other place it grows is on the Falador south wall. Hope this helped :)
How do you get 99 woodcutting in RuneScape?
Woodcutting can be trained by cutting down trees, chopping ivy, and various other methods.
On runescape where can you find ivy trees?
In Falador, next to the farm and the farming patch is yews, over at the wall, there is choking ivy, also, in varrock at the grand exchange at the yews there is Ivy, and near the castle front. hope this helped.
What is the best trees to chop in runescape?
depends on what level you are but if your lvl 68 + i would chop ivy (Members Only) but it is 332-333 exp an ivy that's if you want to get 99 woodcutting fast and not make money
How do you i get to level 99 woodcut on runescape?
1-15 normal trees 15-30 willow trees 30-60 willows 60-99 yews or if your a member 60-68 yews 68-75 ivy 75-99 magic trees note:ivys are the best xp in rs if you want to do this quicker but with no profit cut Ivy's
Can you get poison ivy berries of choking ivy on runescape?
No, u cant. Choking ivy a.k.a. ivy is just for training wcing, it is really good xp but u get no logs or ivies from them.
What animals live in forset with poison ivy?
bird and trees live in the forest with poison ivy
What trees like acidic soil?
Poison ivy
How long does 20000 ivy take to cut in Runescape?
About 60 hours with dragon hatchet.
Why does ivy cling to trees?
Ivy clings to trees as a way to climb upwards towards sunlight for photosynthesis. The aerial roots produced by ivy allow it to attach itself to the tree for support and stability as it grows. This climbing behavior maximizes its access to sunlight and nutrients for growth.
What types of plants grow in swamps?
poison ivy, ivy, pioson oak, cypress, water tueplo, black gum trees,
Who is better ivy or Justin?
well,ivy is a beautiful girl and justin is probably a lazy guy so, i say ivy
