Aglaonema Silver Bay

$70.00 – $90.00
*Plant height will vary.

Aglaonema plants are considered good luck. They are easy plants to take care of, especially since they can live in low light conditions. Variegated varieties, however, do require brighter light. The more light, the more color.

Shade
Medium
Easy
Pet Toxic

Clear

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Native to regions of Asia and New Guinea. These plants were introduced to the West in 1885. Aglaonema derives from the Greek word aglaos which means shining and nema meaning thread. They are slow growing and can start off small but can grow larger and wider over time. These can be easily propagated with cuttings and by dividing the shoots. Aglaonema’s are good plants to purify the air and remove toxins like formaldehyde and benzene, but are poisonous if ingested.  

Shade


This plant likes a spot that gets low light or no direct sunlight at all, few plants are ok with this light condition. Pick a room with a north facing window, or a spot far from a bright window.


Medium


Water once a week. Before watering, feel the soil, top layer should be dry, if not dry wait a day or two. If the soil still is wet you risk giving the plant too much water, you don’t want it to rot.


Pet Toxic


Only when ingested it may cause mild oral and gastrointestinal upsetness. Keep out of reach from pets and small children.


Aglaonema Silver Bay

Care Tips

If the leaves get too cold they can turn dark green or get greasy looking patches

Direct sun can damage the leaves and turn brown

If overwatered the leaves can turn yellow

This plant enjoys humidity so purchasing a humidifier is a good idea or mist the leaves once a week

Native to Tropical and Subtropical New Guinea & Asia

Common Name

Chinese Evergreen

Botanical Name

Aglaonema Commutatum

Family

Araceae

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