Aglaonema Care Tips & Tricks | Chinese Everygreen Plants
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Today's video is all about aglaonema / chinese evergreen care. I talk about how I care for my aglaonema plants. I absolutely love how easy they are and can brighten up any space!
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I have 16 varieties of Aglaonema and I place them in my balcony which has a good humidity and indirect sunlight. You are right, most of the aglao with green leaves has less maintainance than with the pink leaves. Thanks for sharing.
The more green the leaves have, the more tolerant they are of lower light settings. However I’m sure they all prefer bright indirect light as most houseplants do 😊.
Your evergreens look so healthy. 💚
Natasha Holder thank you! I really enjoy how easy these plants are!
Recently bought a baby Chinese evergreen, but didn’t know much about it or how to care for it. This video was so helpful, thank you!
Glad to help! Hope yours thrives in your care 🥰
I have 5 of them and 1 is short and bushy and the others are leggy with foliage on top. The short one is in a corner with little light and the other ones are next to windows.
Those are so pretty! I have a silver bay that is 8 years old. It stays in a south facing bay window and I only water it about once every two weeks. It is MASSIVE. I can’t pick it up. Thanks for the info!
First indoor plant bought two weeks ago, we got the silver queen. Since getting it it already got like 5 new leaves, and our living room doesn't even get any natural light tbh. I think I'll be getting more. Also you're too cute. LOL
thanks for watching! glad your plant is doing so well and growing so quickly
"a few feet away from a north facing window" - yeees, that's where i have mine as well and i was wandering if it's a good spot!
For sure it’s a good spot. Not every plant needs bright indirect light. Some will do just fine in lower light
Gurl you really helped! I just got my Chinese evergreen a few weeks ago and I was really scared that it would die but ur video really helped! 🌟💗
thanks so much! hope your new plant baby thrives in your care!
Gloria. Please answer my question!! Is Miracle grow okay to sprinkle on my Chinese Evergreen Maria? It's the same green as your plant
This was helpful my first evergreen died because I moved to another location. I bought a new one thanks for the tips because my new place is sunny and I will definitely try to put it in a darker place it's a very lovely plant to have ❤️. Thanks again
hope your new one survives and does well in your new home!
I left my Sia Aurora in the backyard today to get some indirect light because she doesn't get much light in the kitchen and she was so dramatic! LOL All the leaves just started drooping and she wasn't even in the sun. So I brought her back in and she perked right up LOL
Sometimes plants can be drama queens 😂
Lol
My plant is dying and I don’t have any ideas why. It was growing beautifully for month. I didn’t move it from its spot. I have the pink and red one. Leaves turning yellow and dropping off but I see pups shooting up in the soil. Can someone please tell me what I’m doing wrong. I water with filtered water 🤔 and I bottom water.
My Red Siam got wilted after my mom accidentally put it outside to get some morning sun. :(((((((((
Oops just put mine in the sun outdoors this morning. I have a little cold damage but the very bottom biggest leaf is drooping i think i need to remove it. Going to see if u have a video about it. Thanx miss !!🤝🌤🪄🍃
sorry to hear that. unfortunately i don't put my aglaonemas outside even when it's summer. it's happy indoors and growing nicely for me!
Thanks for the tips. I have an Aglaonema wishes. So I will try to put her closer to my grow light. I always wondered how people know the humidity level in their home. Does your humidifier tell you the humidity levels?
Glad it was helpful! i bought a little meter that shows the humidity reading. some humidifiers have that function too but usually more expensive
Do we need to give any external food to these plants
What is the difference between suksom jaipong and super red?
The verites aglaonema have
I have a Chinese every Green I have the one with the pink stems and it's also one am i favorite plants. Do you have any tips on growing succulents cuz I've been struggling with my two succulents plant's. Keep up the good work i enjoy watching your channel.
Life with Tyler unfortunately I don’t really grow succulents and don’t have any in my collection atm. I don’t have enough good lighting for them since they do best with some direct sunlight! Glad you’re enjoying the content!
@@GloriasPlants ok thank you
Hi. I wonder if you can help me figure out why my aglaonema is drooping. It had only a few mealy bugs so I divided the stems, repotted in different pots, sprayed with a neem oil and soapy water mix, then rinsed it off. The following day all of the plants were severely drooping over as if they were dying. I hate to toss them out, but don't know what to do. What would you do?
I don't generally use neem oil or soapy water mix to treat pests on my plants so I can't comment on how those affect the plants. If the root system is ok, the plant should not droop as that is a sign it is unable to take up water from the root system. For mealy bugs I just use alcohol and cotton swabs to spot treat and that usually gets rid of the pests. It's quite uncommon for mealy bugs to cause that much damage that an entire plant will die as it is the most "gentle" type of pest a plant can get...unless it's a HUGE infestation. Hope that helps!
Tap water isn't safe to use on plants
I have a pink baby one that has wilted, when I bought it it wasn’t labeled so I’m just sorta guessing but I’m pretty sure its in the family. It was doing pretty good next to my back door window until recent when it completely wilted :( I don’t know why please help
should probably check the roots to see if it has been overwatered, leading to root rot. If that's the case, i usually transfer my plants to water to rehab before going back into soil
I have a silver queen for over a year now, but my leafs are hanging so much recently, I wonder what I did wrong… it’s in a bright spot but not too much direct sunlight. I looked at the roots but they look healthy
have you been watering it enough? i find aglaeonemas require so much water
The second one is an Aglaonema Siam.
Thanks!
GGHO0
You should water your plants with either distilled water or rainwater, never tap because they will have built up minerals in your soil. Good video
I have a pink splash and one of the bottom leaves is yellow and a couple are curling inward. What am I doing or not doing?
Best to check the roots. It’s normal to shed older leaves but if they’re curling it usually means it needs water but if you’ve watered it recently, could mean root rot and the roots aren’t able to absorb more water? Just a suggestion but best to check roots
Is it okay to spray the leaves everyday? And watering the soil 6-10 days?
it depends on how quickly your soil dries so hard to make a generalization. I generally water mine about every 7 days based on my own environment and medium. i personally don't find harm in spraying leaves but i know some people are super against it because it only increases the humidity for like a minute before it dries up again LOL but i do it anyway
@@GloriasPlants haha thank you so much I’m a new plant mom! Loving your channel
Hi what about the king red thats pretty ! Where would I get the seeds in New York to buy let me know
I don’t live in New York and I don’t grow my plants from seeds sorry
Thank you for sharing..
Thanks for watching 😊
That's good and so beutifull plant tamsak done n
Thank you so much 🙂
I have two and how i care for them is I don’t. Lol they thrive and grew soo big and still putting out leaves. Easiest plants ever.
Mine is really big. Should I separate it, or repot it??
i probably wouldn't separate it if i had the space for a larger plant! i find aglaonemas look better as bushier plants!
Aglaonema 'Siam' is the name of the one with the pinkish-red color...
Thank you for sharing the information
Thanks for watching!
Does anyone here use the WIC and grow pots for these just trying to find out if it's a good way to keep them.
I quit the video, lots of um or huhhh. Damn.
i know i’m late but how far should i put mine from a south facing window? :)
i would say at least 5 ft or pulled off to the side since it doesnt really like direct sunlight!
@@GloriasPlants okay thanks! i did and it’s thriving!! also just curios do you know anything about fitonia plants? i put mine in bright indirect light like it’s card said to but when i put it in window for a few hours i think it perks up, do you know if this will do any harm?
Gloria~ Just bought this one as well! So beautiful & happy its easy! Difficult to find which Aglaonema type it is though. Do you use a app? Any recommendations? Appreciate you!
Will these plants bring insects n pests into my living room please ?? Thanks
👋🏽new subscriber. I just ordered a pink moon and golden fluorite. I’m so exited!! Thanx for the tips!!😁🌱💚
Oooo those are such good plants! Hope they thrive in your care
Hi! I just got 2 aglaonema plants, one is Chinese Evergreen and the other is Snow White. How should I cut the leaves that has dried out already?
I normally cut the leaves all the way to the soil level. Otherwise the cut portion just slowly rots away. So cut as close to the soil as you can!
Gloria’s Plants thank you so much for the fast response! Will take note of this. 🌱🧡
Can I use garden soil? What’s the difference? Thank you!:)
probably not because I believe garden soil has some water retentive qualities since it's meant to be used outdoors to prevent drying out during hot days...which could lead to root rot for indoor plants
Do you have to plant more than one plant together to make it full?
My aglaonema is getting massive!!!
same!!!!!!! it just keeps on growing!!!
Thanks for the advice 👍🏽
Jacky Sirichantho no problem. Thanks for watching!
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Great information I have 2 of them that I purchased about a month ago so far so good, they are away from the window and I put them outside in the morning before the sun really comes out they're beautiful plants particularly if you have a few of them bunched together thanks for the valuable information
Very beautiful plant friend.
thank you!
@@GloriasPlants your welcome
Nice aglaonema
Thanks😄
how much water do they need? just a little or a lot, like should the water be draining out of the pot? 😅
Monica Bordallo I always have water drain through the holes at the bottom of the pot so I just water until I see it consistently drain through. Hope that helps!
@@GloriasPlants thank you!
HI do the chinese evergreen like water?..
They tend to like more water in the summer and less in winter!
@@GloriasPlants ah thank u
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Is it okay if I have the entire plant in water? With no soil at all. Like a water plant. Serious question
Dalena Quach i think for short period of time it’s ok but over time it needs nutrients which you’d have to add to the water. Otherwise it’s easier to just plant into soil
@@GloriasPlants thank you!!!
Plants are beautiful thank you for sharing
Hi Gloria. Thx for the video. I cut three leaves off of my chinese evergreen because they were drooping badly. If I propagate the cuttings in water will they grow roots?
likely will not grow roots as you need nodes to propagate and you can really only propagate through division for aglaonemas
Your voice is soo sweet
Thanks for watching!
Well done.
Thank you!
thanks for watching
my aglaonemas don't like water.I water them every 14 days.they are heavy feeders .need lots of feeding.and they are not low light plants!!! they need a bright window ,or growing lights.and yes,they are awesome plants
What do you mean by heavy feeders? I’m new to gardening 😊
i have a silver bay that's been thriving in low light but i have heard that they do well in low to medium light
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You are such a cutie
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