“Ivy” usually means Hedera (true ivy) or Pothos. If told “medium light,” it’s likely Hedera.
Close to a north or east window, or a few feet back/side of a west/south window. Window must be uncovered all day. Artificial light helps little.
If it’s Pothos instead, care differs: lower light tolerance, easier watering. Confirm ID for best results.
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