The aglaonema plant is easily recognized by its long, narrow, and curved leaves which come in many different colors varying from different shades of green, to pinks and whites. Aglaonema plants come from the southeast Asia region and are a species that includes 40 different families. It is a tropical plant, and with special care … Read more
Revive your Aglaonemas glow —learn why its leaves turn yellow and how to ensure they stay brilliantly red. Aglaonemas, also known as Chinese evergreens, are extremely popular houseplants thanks to their easy care requirements and attractive foliage However, even the most novice plant parent may notice their aglaonema’s leaves turning yellow at some point. Yellowing … Read more
Fertilizing houseplants can seem intimidating but it doesn’t have to be! Proper fertilization is key to keeping your aglaonemas healthy and thriving. In this article I’ll walk you through the dos and don’ts of fertilizing these beautiful plants. How to Fertilize Your Aglaonemas Fertilizing your aglaonemas properly involves understanding their needs, choosing the right fertilizer, … Read more
This plant is also known as Aglaonema plant, they are long-lasting plant that can tolerate low humidity, low light, low water. Aglaonema plant considered one of the best foliage plants for cleansing room air of toxins such as benzene and formaldehyde. It is highly toxic to pets and human. Ingestion will cause mouth and stomach … Read more
Aglaonema plants, also known as Chinese evergreens, are some of the most popular houseplants around. They’re easy to care for, and they come in a variety of attractive colours and patterns. With proper care, they can last for many years, adding beauty and life to any room. There are some easy ways to keep them … Read more
The aglaonema is a popular houseplant known for its colorful foliage and easy care requirements. But where did these tropical beauties originate from? Tracing the history and discovery of aglaonemas provides insight into how they became staple houseplants. The Origins of the Aglaonema Genus Aglaonemas belong to the Araceae family, which includes over 100 genera … Read more