aglaonema watering Aglaonema 'Red Fire'

aglaonema watering Aglaonema 'Red Fire'If you love prayer plants such as Calatheas, but struggle to keep them alive, you should try this much easier and just as dazzling genus! The Aglaonema 'Red Fire' is a tropical plant, but it's not fussy. For it to thrive, give this plant bright, indirect light, and only water when most of the soil feels dry. You don't need to watch over this one, it is a plant which thrives on neglect and is fine with a slightly shadier and draughty spot than some of

If you love prayer plants such as Calatheas, but struggle to keep them alive, you should try this much easier and just as dazzling genus!

The Aglaonema 'Red Fire' is a tropical plant, but it's not fussy. For it to thrive, give this plant bright, indirect light, and only water when most of the soil feels dry. You don't need to watch over this one, it is a plant which thrives on neglect and is fine with a slightly shadier and draughty spot than some of your other tropical plants.

Humidity is appreciated but they can withstand average household humidity, just keep it away from radiators so the leaves don't crisp up. We find this genus to be super chill, but they are sensitive to overwatering, due to their thick roots and fleshy stems, so be gentle with your watering schedule. Because of these thick roots, we recommend repotting every 1-2 years in an airy and chunky soil.