Ivy

Ivy grows best where they get four or more hours a day of direct sunlight. It will also grow fairly well in bright indirect light. Keep the soil evenly moist.
Ivy prefers temperatures of 68° Fahrenheit to 72° Fahrenheit. Prune long vines as needed.

 

Golden Pothos

The pothos’ glossy foliage prefers medium to bright indirect sunlight, but can withstand any lighting situation. To water, wait until the soil is dry and then drench it. Avoid over-watering. It requires very little, if any at all, fertilizer. Keep the foliage clean with a damp towel. The pothos is easy to care for, making it a great houseplant for anyone. Available in 6″ and 8″.

Grape Ivy

Place plant in an area with medium to high lighting. Water the plant well and allow the top 50% of the soil to dry out in between watering. Crispy leaves indicate that the plant is over-watered. The ideal environment for a Grape Ivy plant is 60-80 degrees with moderate humidity.

Spider Plant

Water your spider plant moderately keeping the soil moist in the spring and summer months. Fertilize twice a month in the spring and summer. Place in bright to moderate sunlight in room temperature. Gently use your fingernail to remove any unsightly brown residue that might appear on the leaves every few days.

 

 

Wandering Jew

Place this plant in an area with direct, filtered light. Water the plant ensuring that the soil is moist, but not over-saturated. This plant prefers humidity which can be achieved by misting it once weekly.