Aglaonema Spring Snow white

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Common Name: ‘Spring Snow Aglaonema’ , Aglaonema snow white care , White Dalmation

Scientific Name: Aglaonema

Easy to Care:

This tropical native prefers indirect bright light, but it can adapt to low light conditions with slower growth. Direct morning sunlight is acceptable, but avoid afternoon sunlight to prevent leaf burn. Consider using a Grow Light if the ideal location is not available for the plant.

Water: Water when 50% of the soil volume is dry.  Avoid overwatering to prevent issues like leaf tipping.

Soil : Ensure proper drainage and discard any excess water in the saucer.

Humidity:While it can survive in low humidity, it thrives with higher humidity levels. Regularly mist the leaves, use a humidifier nearby, or place a pebble tray to increase humidity.

Temperature:Keep Between 65–75°F. Avoid drafty areas and keep it away from temperatures below 60°F during the winter.

Fertilizer (FOOD): Feed during the spring and summer with a diluted general-purpose houseplant fertilizer. No fertilizer is needed in winter when growth slows naturally.

Toxicity: Moderately toxic to pets and humans. Ingestion can cause mouth and stomach irritation and potential vomiting.

Additional notes:

‘Leaf tipping,’ where the tips of the leaves dry out and turn brown, can be caused by various factors like overwatering, excessive fertilizer, or the use of tap water containing salts, chlorine, and fluoride. Consider using filtered or open-container water for watering. To trim the plant, use clean, sharp Plant Snips.