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Aglaonema Maria is an attractive and dynamic accent plant that has glossy, dark green leaves with distinctive light silvery-green stripes and splotches. This is an easy to take care of plant and is perfect for beginners or for placing in areas with low levels of light.
Height: 12in - 36in
Spread: 10in - 24in
Zone: 10 - 11
Pet Safe: These plants can cause irritation if ingested, and the sap is a skin and eye irritant. Keep out of reach of pets and children.
Temperature: Prefers temperatures of 18° - 27° Celsius. Ensure temperatures do not drop below 15°.
Light: Tolerates low to bright levels of indirect light.
Watering: Water once the top 1in - 2in of the soil feels dry. Do not overwater. Aglaonema appreciate some humidity, but can tolerate less that other tropical plants. For best results, use a pebble tray filled with water underneath your plant or mist once a week. Reduce watering in winter months.
Soil: A peat based potting soil with lots of perlite works best. As well, consider mixing in a bit of a bark-based orchid mix. Keep your soil loose and not too densely packed into your pot. Prefers nitrogen rich soil.
Fertilizer: Use a slow release fertilizer once a month during the growing season.
Attributes
Type: TropicalHeight: 12in - 36in
Spread: 10in - 24in
Zone: 10 - 11
Pet Safe: These plants can cause irritation if ingested, and the sap is a skin and eye irritant. Keep out of reach of pets and children.
Care
General Maintenance: This plant may require repotting once a year, preferably in the spring. Does not require pruning other than for aesthetic purposes.Temperature: Prefers temperatures of 18° - 27° Celsius. Ensure temperatures do not drop below 15°.
Light: Tolerates low to bright levels of indirect light.
Watering: Water once the top 1in - 2in of the soil feels dry. Do not overwater. Aglaonema appreciate some humidity, but can tolerate less that other tropical plants. For best results, use a pebble tray filled with water underneath your plant or mist once a week. Reduce watering in winter months.
Soil: A peat based potting soil with lots of perlite works best. As well, consider mixing in a bit of a bark-based orchid mix. Keep your soil loose and not too densely packed into your pot. Prefers nitrogen rich soil.
Fertilizer: Use a slow release fertilizer once a month during the growing season.