Benefits of Aglaonema Plant

Air Purifier :

The Aglaonema Plant plays a big role in purifying the air inside our homes and workplaces. Its leaves effectively absorb common indoor pollutants such as formaldehyde, benzene, and, xylene making the air richer with oxygen.

Decor :

The Aglaonema Plant is a statement indoor plant that instantly becomes any room's focal point. It has often been associated with reducing stress and anxiety due to its vibrant green foliage and its versatility compliments all interior decor.

Low Maintenance :

Aglaonema Plants are easy to grow and make an ideal choice for beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts.

Pest Resistance :

Aglaonema plants are less susceptible to pest attacks compared to any indoor plants. Their glossy, waxy leaves deter common pests like spider mites and mealy bugs. 

Care Tips For Aglaonema Plant

Watering :

Water the Aglaonema Plant when the soil is completely dry. Since the plant is mostly placed indoors, it may take a few days for the soil to become completely dry. Water during early morning or late evening hours.

Light :

Do not keep the Aglaonema Plant in direct sunlight as it will burn its leaves. Keep the plant in a medium or filtered light. 

Placement :

Place the Aglaonema Plant in the east or north-facing place so that the morning sunlight can fall on it.

Fertilisation :

Add fertilizers such as vermicompost every 2 months to balance the nutritional needs of the Aglaonema Plant plant. Keep tilling the soil to increase aeration.

Ideal Soil Mix :

The Aglaonema Plant requires well-draining soil rich in organic matter that does not retain much water. The ideal soil mix for this plant is, Cocopeat (50%) + Garden Soil (30%) + Vermicompost (20%).

Pruning :

Pruning the Aglaonema Plant regularly will ensure that it has a bushier, healthier growth. The plant also grows faster when pruned.

Pest Control :

The Aglaonema Plant is susceptible to mealy bugs and aphids. However, spraying the plant with neem oil spray is a good precautionary measure.