aglaonema species chinese evergreen Aglaonema / Chinese Evergreen – CRAIG RYANS inc

aglaonema species chinese evergreen Aglaonema / Chinese Evergreen – CRAIG RYANS incAglaonema Chinese evergreen is an attractive plant native to Asia with several interesting varietals. They all have large, narrow, and glossy oval leaves on short stems, and flowers (on older plants) that bloom in spring or summer. The Chinese evergreen is one of the most popular houseplants and its color variationsfrom dark green and silver to redadd personality to your home's dcor Chinese evergreens are slow growing and make excellent indoor foliage

• Aglaonema / Chinese evergreen is an attractive plant native to Asia with several interesting varietals. They all have large, narrow, and glossy oval leaves on short stems, and flowers (on older plants) that bloom in spring or summer. The Chinese evergreen is one of the most popular houseplants and its color variations—from dark green and silver to red—add personality to your home's décor Chinese evergreens are slow-growing and make excellent indoor foliage plants that can be potted and cared for year-round.
• Plant Care:
• Pot Size: 6"
• Light: Darker green varieties of Chinese evergreens can grow in near-shade, while the variegated varieties require a bit more bright light. Take care not to expose any of the plants (no matter the variety) to direct sunlight, as the harsh rays can easily burn the delicate leaves.
• Soil: Ultimately, the Chinese evergreen isn't particularly picky when it comes to the soil it's planted in. Typically, a well-drained, slightly acidic potting soil is perfect for the plant. If you find that your chosen soil is retaining too much water, try mixing in sand or perlite to aid in drainage. You should also make sure to plant your Chinese evergreen in a pot with ample drainage holes at its base.
• Water: The Chinese evergreen plant thrives in moist but not water-logged soil. To achieve this balance, water your plant thoroughly, then allow it to dry out before watering again. You can maintain this cadence through the spring, summer, and fall, tapering off in the winter (but never letting the plant dry out completely).
• Whats Included:
• Plant, Basket, Moss & Enclosure Card.