How Do You Care For English Ivy Houseplants?
English ivy is a graceful trailing plant that will grow like crazy with very attention. English ivy can even survive occasional neglect, making it an ideal choice for busy people or those who are new to indoor gardening. English ivy is often planted in hanging containers, but also does well in a regular pot, where the leafy foliage can be trained to climb and ramble over a trellis or other support. Plant English ivy in a container filled with good quality, all-purpose potting mix. Use a sturdy container with a drainage hole and a saucer. Place English ivy in bright, indirect light. Although English ivy will grow in lower light, the growth will be slower and the colors duller. Water English ivy whenever the top 1/2 inch of soil is dry to the touch. Never allow the bottom of the pot to stand in water. Keep English ivy in moderate daytime room temperatures between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit. During the night, temperatures should be 5 to 10 degrees lower. Fertilize English ivy once every
