aglaonema cultivation Aglaonema White Lance - 40 cm

aglaonema cultivation Aglaonema White Lance - 40 cmCare & tips Aglaonema 40cm The Aglaonema is an easy plant to look after, as long as you put it in the right spot. Avoid direct sunlight, as this can damage the leaves and cause them to burn. Choose a spot with normal daylight and occasional shade. This helps the plant stay healthy and ensures the leaves retain their vibrant colours. Direct sunlight can also slow the growth of new leaves, so a spot with filtered light is ideal. By following these

Care & tips Aglaonema - 40cm

The Aglaonema is an easy plant to look after, as long as you put it in the right spot. Avoid direct sunlight, as this can damage the leaves and cause them to burn. Choose a spot with normal daylight and occasional shade. This helps the plant stay healthy and ensures the leaves retain their vibrant colours. Direct sunlight can also slow the growth of new leaves, so a spot with filtered light is ideal. By following these simple guidelines, your Aglaonema will continue to shine.

Water requirements Aglaonema - 40cm

Keep the Aglaonema's soil slightly moist, but be careful not to overwater. Too much water can cause root rot, which can seriously damage or even kill the plant. Check the moisture by feeling into the soil with two fingers. If the soil is dry after just two days, you can water the plant again. If the soil is still wet after a few days, wait to water it. It is better for the soil to be slightly too dry than too wet, because a dry period is less harmful than a constantly wet environment.

Light requirements Aglaonema - 40cm

The Aglaonema Cutlass thrives in a place with normal daylight and shade, or even in a shady corner. Due to its tropical background, it does not tolerate too much sunlight, which can lead to burning, elongated stems with few leaves, and fading leaf markings. If the plant lets its leaves droop for lack of light, move it to a lighter spot without direct sunlight.

Is the Aglaonema - 40cm poisonous?

Yes, unfortunately the Aglaonema is poisonous. The sap coming from the stems can cause skin irritation. Therefore, place the plant at a safe distance from children and animals.

How is my Aglaonema shipped?

This houseplant is delivered in a cultivation pot. All our plants are shipped in a specially designed shipping box or upright on a special pallet. Due to the unique interior of the shipping boxes, the houseplants stand firmly in the box and cannot move. Houseplants don't mind spending a day in a dark box. This way, we make sure your green friends are delivered to your home in tip-top order.