AGLAONEMA

Exposure

The Aglaonema adapts very easily to the environment assigned to it. Indeed, it will like in a dark or light room. Beware, however, of direct sunlight, which could burn its foliage.

Interview

During the growth period, from March to September, water approximately every three days and give it liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Be careful, however, not to soak the potting soil.
During hot summer days, we advise you to mist its foliage several times a week.
You can also place the pot on a saucer filled with clay balls wet. Evaporation will thus humidify the surrounding air.
In winter, you can stop adding fertilizer and water about once a week.

Don't forget to dust off its leaves in the helps a damp cloth or sponge.

Repotting / Planting

Repotting is done in the spring. Lay clay pebbles in the bottom of the pot to aid drainage.

Good to know!

Is your plant doing badly?
Here are the most common symptoms:
The leaves turn yellow: this is due to excess water. Readjust the watering.
The leaves turn pale: it lacks light.
The leaves dry up: the environment is too dry, mist the foliage and check that your plant is not too close to a radiator or other heat sources.