Aglaonema are an attractive and typical houseplant favorite due to their beautiful colorways, various patterns, versatility, and easy care.
Light
These plants appreciate filtered light as direct light can scorch their leaves. Indirect bright light is best - meaning place the plant a few feet away from a bright window.
Soil
Airy, well-draining soil mixes are best.
Temperature & Humidity
Keep the temperature at 80 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, and 60 degrees Fahrenheit during wintertime. Typical household humidity should suffice.
Water
These plants are prone to root rot so it is best to let the soil dry out a few inches in depth before its next watering. Leaves will droop when water is needed. Overwatering will cause leaves to turn yellow.
Repotting
It is best to repot when the roots grow out of the drainage holes of its pot, or when the leaf span is double the width of the pot.
Light
These plants appreciate filtered light as direct light can scorch their leaves. Indirect bright light is best - meaning place the plant a few feet away from a bright window.
Soil
Airy, well-draining soil mixes are best.
Temperature & Humidity
Keep the temperature at 80 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, and 60 degrees Fahrenheit during wintertime. Typical household humidity should suffice.
Water
These plants are prone to root rot so it is best to let the soil dry out a few inches in depth before its next watering. Leaves will droop when water is needed. Overwatering will cause leaves to turn yellow.
Repotting
It is best to repot when the roots grow out of the drainage holes of its pot, or when the leaf span is double the width of the pot.
