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Ivy Care Guides

Ivy wants bright indirect light, cool temperatures and steady moisture — and it is the houseplant most reliably ruined by spider mites in dry heated air. Ivy that thins out indoors is usually infested before it is thirsty.

English ivy cultivars vary from plain green to heavily variegated. The variegated forms need brighter light to hold their pattern, and all of them prefer cooler rooms than most tropical foliage plants.

What they share

Cool positions. Consistent moisture without sogginess. Regular inspection of leaf undersides. Toxic to cats and dogs.

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Common problems

Fine webbing and stippled pale leaves are spider mites — the defining ivy problem indoors. Dry crispy leaves mean the air is too dry, the heat too high, or both. Loss of variegation means insufficient light.

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