Aglaonema
A houseplant must have. Incredibly low maintenance and so many different varieties. It's no wonder these have been a houseplant staple since the 70's. Glossy leaves, calming and mesmerizing variegation. It grows slow and can tolerate pretty much any spot in your home or office.
how this nature nurtures you
Not only is it stunning to look at, Aglaonema has great air purifying superpowers. It removes industrial toxins like formaldehyde and benzene, while boosting oxygen throughout the day. Perfect for your home, office or bedroom.
how to nurture your nature
ORIGIN Tropics and subtropics of Asia and New Guinea. |
WATER Keep moist but reduce water and feeding in the winter. Yellowing leaves can be a sign of overwatering. |
LIGHT Can tolerate most light levels, even a shadier spot but will do better in a space with bright indirect light. Keep out of direct sunlight. |
TEMPERATURE 18-25 degrees Celsius. This is from a warm climate so find a warm sunny spot in your home. Avoid cold drafts. |
HUMIDITY Moderate – spray occasionally with water or put a pebble tray under it to generate a more humid environment. |
TOXICITY Poisonous to humans and animals if ingested. |
FERTILIZER Feed every month in the spring and summer with an all purpose fertilizer. Apply to damp soil so you don't burn the roots. |
OTHER NICE-TO-KNOWS Aglaonema's love a humid environment so by caring for her you'll boost the humidity in your home. Great for dry winter air. They are easy to propagate from stem cuttings. |