Oak Leaf Ivy

Light:

 A brightly lit spot without direct sunshine is suggested. A small amount of morning sun is not a problem. Ivy does very well in low light conditions.

Watering:

 We recommend watering once a week, keeping the soil evenly moist, but never wet.  Over-watering can be an issue with Ivy, but they never want to dry out completely.  

Soil:

Any high quality, natural potting soil will work very well.  Drainage is suggested for Ivy, to prevent them from becoming water-logged and rotting.

Fertilizer:

If you feel the need to, you can use a balanced houseplant fertilizer once a month, or every other week in the summer.  Fertilizing is only truly necessary if the soil conditions are poor.