Aglaonema is a tropical plant that is wonderfully simple with fabulous foliage. Aglaonema's leaves offer fantastic colours with delicate markings. Great for the office or home.
Planting Calendar
Aglaonema are available throughout the year.
Prepare
Position
Aglaonema love a warm, humid environment. They will be happy in a low - medium light area, so long as there is some natural filtered light coming through the room. Avoid direct sun as this will burn the foliage.
Soil
Plant into Kings House Plant Mix.
Care
Watering
Water moderately over Summer, keeping the soil slightly damp, don't leave the plant sitting in water. Allow the soil to dry out in between waterings over Winter.
Feeding
Feed during Spring, Summer and Autumn as per the instructions with Kings House Plant liquid food.
Spraying
Aglaonema are generally pest free. Spray with Gro-Sure Houseplant Insect Spray if needed
Pruning
Prune if needed to remove old leaves.
Beginner Tip
Misting the plant with water will help to increase the humidity around the plant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why has my Aglaonema gone Brown and dry on the edges of the leaves?
"It appears that the watering regimen for your Aglaonema may need some fine-tuning. It's possible that prolonged periods of dryness may have caused the current condition. To rectify this, try increasing the frequency of watering and avoid letting the soil dry out for extended periods of time."
How much light do my Aglaonema like.
Aglaonema plants prefer bright, indirect light, but can tolerate low light conditions. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can burn the leaves.
Why does my Aglaonema plant grow one direction and what can I do about it?
Some plants including Aglaonema will grow towards the strongest light source. The best way to rectify this is to turn the pot a quarter turn each week, this will ensure even growth and a balanced shape.
