TheGreenEscape Aglaonema Beauty

Aglaonemas are highly adaptable. They thrive in medium to low indirect light, making them excellent choices for offices or rooms without direct sun exposure.

Minor leaf browning is a common reaction to the stress of transit and is usually temporary. Simply trim the affected leaves with clean scissors, and the plant will focus its energy on new, healthy growth once it acclimates to your space.

Allow the top inch or two of soil to dry out completely between waterings. Aglaonemas prefer consistent moisture but are sensitive to overwatering, so ensure the pot has proper drainage.

No, Aglaonema plants are toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. It is best to place them on a high shelf or in a room that is inaccessible to your pets.

There is no need to repot immediately. Because the plant arrives with a fully established root system, it will be perfectly happy in its current 4-inch container for several months while it adjusts to your home environment.