Light: Aglaonema do best in a well lit, bright area, out of direct sunlight.

Water: Aglaonema prefer and do best when they are kept moderately moist at all times. They can, however, be allowed to dry out without serious consequence, but would prefer to not stay that way for very long. An evenly moist soil is best, and a planter with drainage is the best option so that excess water does not pool at the bottom of the pot, causing root issues.

Soil: A loose, well draining soil or soilless mix is ideal. A peat based mixture with lots of perlite, vermiculite or sand will do the trick. For a pre-mixed formula, we find that a cactus/succulent blend is perfect!

Aglaonema are slow growers and therefor do not need, or want, to be repotted very frequently. We recommend doing so only every 2-3 years and only if they are noticeably pot bound. Even then, you only want to move your Aglaonema up 1 or 1.5 pot sizes to reduce stress. This should be done in the Spring or early Summer months. If you have just recently purchased an Aglaonema, do not repot it for at least 6 months.