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Add some subtle beauty to your home with our Chinese Evergreen ‘Pink Edge’ aglaonema! With its glossy, luxurious leaves and low light tolerance, it’s perfect for busy people who want an easy-care plant companion. All that's needed is a little bit of love and occasional watering - not bad, right? Add a little green zing to your life!
Light
Green varieties of aglaonema can tolerate low light, but the colorful and variegated ones will maintain their luster in medium to bright, indirect sunlight. They should never be placed in direct sunlight. They can grow under artificial lighting, making them ideal for offices and interior low-light spaces. They will flourish if they receive over 4 hours of indirect sunlight daily, and if grown under artificial light, they should receive at least 8 hours each day to remain healthy! They should be kept from direct light if kept outdoors for any period of time as the leaves may scorch.
Water
Water as needed in the growing season (spring through summer), and water less frequently in the winter. Chinese evergreens located in lower light areas should be watered less often; indoor plants placed in brighter spots will require more frequent watering. These plants don’t like being soggy, so wait until the top two inches of soil is dry, and then water thoroughly. Never let the roots sit in standing water; ensure the pot has proper drainage.
Soil
Chinese Evergreens love loose, nutrient-rich potting soil, like most other indoor plants. Use a soil medium that can retain moisture but also allows for draining excess water to avoid root rot. Most pre-mixed soils will suffice. Make sure that there is plenty of organic matter, like coco-coir, peat moss, or shredded leaves, and avoid soils that contain moisture retaining crystals. If your soil drains too quickly, we recommend re-potting your aglaonema into a compost-rich soil mixture, with fewer drainage materials. Learn how to create your own universal soil mixture for all of your indoor plants!
Temperature
Aglaonema houseplants prefer to live in temperatures of 60℉ and up. Keep them away from cold drafts, air conditioning, and heating vents as they’re cold-sensitive. Provide air circulation whenever possible as stagnant air can cause a wide array of problems like bacterial and fungal issues!
Humidity
Aglaonema potted plants can tolerate typical household humidity levels. If the tips of the leaves turn brown, it means the air is too dry, and you should increase the humidity with a humidifier. Trays filled with pebbles and water can also help increase the humidity immediately surrounding your plants, as can grouping your indoor plants closely together. Learn how to increase the humidity in the air around your indoor plants!
Fertilizer
Chinese Evergreens do not require much fertilization, so use a balanced, complete liquid fertilizer diluted to ¼ the recommended strength, fish/seaweed emulsion, or slow-release fertilizer once or twice in the growing season (spring through summer). Add a layer (½") of organic compost (We recommend using worm casting) to the soil in the spring if you do not plan on fertilizing throughout the growing season. Be sure to water the compost after you apply it and fold it into the top 1" of the soil.
Growth Rate
Chinese Evergreens are slow to moderate growers. Most varieties can reach upwards of 3' indoors, but it could take between 4-6 years depending on the indoor growing environment.
Add some subtle beauty to your home with our Chinese Evergreen ‘Pink Edge’ aglaonema! With its glossy, luxurious leaves and low light tolerance, it’s perfect for busy people who want an easy-care plant companion. All that's needed is a little bit of love and occasional watering - not bad, right? Add a little green zing to your life!
Light
Green varieties of aglaonema can tolerate low light, but the colorful and variegated ones will maintain their luster in medium to bright, indirect sunlight. They should never be placed in direct sunlight. They can grow under artificial lighting, making them ideal for offices and interior low-light spaces. They will flourish if they receive over 4 hours of indirect sunlight daily, and if grown under artificial light, they should receive at least 8 hours each day to remain healthy! They should be kept from direct light if kept outdoors for any period of time as the leaves may scorch.
Water
Water as needed in the growing season (spring through summer), and water less frequently in the winter. Chinese evergreens located in lower light areas should be watered less often; indoor plants placed in brighter spots will require more frequent watering. These plants don’t like being soggy, so wait until the top two inches of soil is dry, and then water thoroughly. Never let the roots sit in standing water; ensure the pot has proper drainage.
Soil
Chinese Evergreens love loose, nutrient-rich potting soil, like most other indoor plants. Use a soil medium that can retain moisture but also allows for draining excess water to avoid root rot. Most pre-mixed soils will suffice. Make sure that there is plenty of organic matter, like coco-coir, peat moss, or shredded leaves, and avoid soils that contain moisture retaining crystals. If your soil drains too quickly, we recommend re-potting your aglaonema into a compost-rich soil mixture, with fewer drainage materials. Learn how to create your own universal soil mixture for all of your indoor plants!
Temperature
Aglaonema houseplants prefer to live in temperatures of 60℉ and up. Keep them away from cold drafts, air conditioning, and heating vents as they’re cold-sensitive. Provide air circulation whenever possible as stagnant air can cause a wide array of problems like bacterial and fungal issues!
Humidity
Aglaonema potted plants can tolerate typical household humidity levels. If the tips of the leaves turn brown, it means the air is too dry, and you should increase the humidity with a humidifier. Trays filled with pebbles and water can also help increase the humidity immediately surrounding your plants, as can grouping your indoor plants closely together. Learn how to increase the humidity in the air around your indoor plants!
Fertilizer
Chinese Evergreens do not require much fertilization, so use a balanced, complete liquid fertilizer diluted to ¼ the recommended strength, fish/seaweed emulsion, or slow-release fertilizer once or twice in the growing season (spring through summer). Add a layer (½") of organic compost (We recommend using worm casting) to the soil in the spring if you do not plan on fertilizing throughout the growing season. Be sure to water the compost after you apply it and fold it into the top 1" of the soil.
Growth Rate
Chinese Evergreens are slow to moderate growers. Most varieties can reach upwards of 3' indoors, but it could take between 4-6 years depending on the indoor growing environment.
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