Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
Aglaonema Snow White Plant
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Details & Care
Description
This beloved variety is sought after all over the world, not only for It's ability to coddle novice plant owners but also for for its distinctive foliage. The elegant soft-cream splatter combined with the simple yet warm green our eyes are accustomed to will energise you with that feeling of vitality and well-being your health deserves. And there's more. It's scientifically known to be an excellent air purifier! This low maintenance and tolerant plant will brighten up any space.
Botanical Name
Aglaonema commutatum 'Snow White'
Common Name(s)
Chinese Evergreen
Rudimentaries
Nourishment
Once a month, apply a balanced fertiliser. They are not heavy feeders. During the winter, once every 2 months is plenty. Do not overwater the stalks because they retain water. Allow the soil to completely dry before watering again. Use Growtabbs™ or Biogro™ any equivalent all purpose fertilizer once a month for feeding.
Repotting
They are slow growers so repotting many be needed once in 16-18 months. Use a potting medium that allows good drainage.
Rays of Sunshine
They enjoy low levels of indoor lighting. They don't like chilly weather, cold air drifts, or too much light.
Viable Locations
They are excellent air purifiers. Place them in any spot that receives indirect light, preferably by a window
Water Levels
Your plants will arrive in a self-watering pot adept at safeguarding a continually moist potting medium. If the soil appears to be dry, gently lift the black inner container to check the reservoir's water level. If the reservoir is nearly empty, add 150-250 mL of water to the soil from the top.
Description
This beloved variety is sought after all over the world, not only for It's ability to coddle novice plant owners but also for for its distinctive foliage. The elegant soft-cream splatter combined with the simple yet warm green our eyes are accustomed to will energise you with that feeling of vitality and well-being your health deserves. And there's more. It's scientifically known to be an excellent air purifier! This low maintenance and tolerant plant will brighten up any space.
Botanical Name
Aglaonema commutatum 'Snow White'
Common Name(s)
Chinese Evergreen
Common Worries
Yellowing leaves
Too much direct sunlight and/or overwatering
New flowers are green instead of red or pink
Too much sunlight
Flowers are turning pale green
Underwatering, or temperature stress
Leaf elongation
Not enough light, or too far away from the light source
Description
This beloved variety is sought after all over the world, not only for It's ability to coddle novice plant owners but also for for its distinctive foliage. The elegant soft-cream splatter combined with the simple yet warm green our eyes are accustomed to will energise you with that feeling of vitality and well-being your health deserves. And there's more. It's scientifically known to be an excellent air purifier! This low maintenance and tolerant plant will brighten up any space.
Botanical Name
Aglaonema commutatum 'Snow White'
Common Name(s)
Chinese Evergreen
Get An Eyeful
Description
This beloved variety is sought after all over the world, not only for It's ability to coddle novice plant owners but also for for its distinctive foliage. The elegant soft-cream splatter combined with the simple yet warm green our eyes are accustomed to will energise you with that feeling of vitality and well-being your health deserves. And there's more. It's scientifically known to be an excellent air purifier! This low maintenance and tolerant plant will brighten up any space.
Botanical Name
Aglaonema commutatum 'Snow White'
Common Name(s)
Chinese Evergreen
Know before you sow
Sow Method
Sunlight
Watering
Season
Days to Harvest
Step by Step Growth Guide
1. Sowing
2. Nurturing