Aglaonema

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Aglaonema Plants for Sale Aglaonema is a surprising decorative houseplant. The name is derived from the Greek "aglos' means gorgeous and 'ema' thread, the name refers to the nice leaves. If you want some Aglaonema variety in your life check out our very popular Aglaonema plants mixed pack . Her strong point is that she is very easy growing and can handle the toughest of plant killers. She has powerful air purifying properties that have only a positive impact on the climate. You might also know me as the ‘Chinese evergreen’ super diverse and super colourful & the leafy foliage is a winner in your space. Leaves are mixtures of red, pink, silver, green, yellow or cream, and they enjoy a drink a bit more than others and yes we'll say it again "don't overwater me I don't like it" You can see the wonderful differences with colours in the leaves with varieties such as the Aglaonema Lady Valentine and Aglaonema Siam Aurora . They dig the shader outdoor areas of your home too, provided you live in a warm frost-free climate. Where to pop me – Indoors in a low to well-lit position, away from direct sunlight. Outdoors in a brightly lit spot, away from direct sunlight Water me – Slightly moist soil, allow to almost dry out in between waterings, please The Soil I like – Well-drained soil or a good quality potting mix with a slow-release fertiliser (you pay for what you get) Please feed me with a liquid feed every 2 weeks in the growing season but your premium soil should have slow-release fertiliser in it so that would be enough for up to 6 months. Aglaonema stalks retain water for the plant in periods of drought. If there is too much water in the soil and the stalks are also full of water, this can cause the plant to rot. In this case, hold off on watering, aerate (or in severe cases replace) the soil, and prune away any rotting stalks. Droopy leaves can be an indication of insufficient lighting or improper watering. If receiving too much direct sun, Aglaonema foliage may cu