aglaonema cherry baby care Aglaonema 'Cherry Baby' (Chinese Evergreen) – Moose Plant Shop

aglaonema cherry baby care Aglaonema 'Cherry Baby' (Chinese Evergreen) – Moose Plant ShopPotsize (diameter): 12 cm, Approx Height: 30cm Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Dente Plant Pot, Lucca Plant Pot and Pisa Pot. Aglaonema Cherry Baby is an uncommon variety of Chinese Evergreen with vibrant bubblegum pink leaves, lined with a splattering of dark green if you like your pink plants then this guy is perfect for your collection! Aglaonema are more commonly referred to as Chinese Evergreens, even though they are native to tropical and

Potsize (diameter): 12 cm, Approx Height: 30cm

Supplied in a plastic pot. Fits our Dente Plant Pot, Lucca Plant Pot and Pisa Pot.

Aglaonema ‘Cherry Baby’ is an uncommon variety of Chinese Evergreen with vibrant bubblegum pink leaves, lined with a splattering of dark green - if you like your pink plants then this guy is perfect for your collection!

Aglaonema are more commonly referred to as Chinese Evergreens, even though they are native to tropical and sub-tropical regions of Asia and New Guinea, this won't stop them thriving in your UK home! They cope extremely well in low light environments and although they would prefer to be warm, humid and in a sunny spot (which would make them grow bigger and their colours more vibrant) they can adapt to most locations and are the perfect easy-care option for a beginner plant parent.

One of the things that makes the Chinese Evergreens such a popular houseplant is the amount of different varieties there are and the highly decorative patterns on their leaves. They are able to become statement pieces within your home's decor, from pale green to silvers, reds and pinks - there is an Aglaonema to fit everyone's style.

Care:

Light: These plants will thrive in a range of lights depending on what you want from the plant. A bright, indirect light will create a more diverse range in patterns and colours on the leafs.

Water: Keep the soil moist, water when the top ⅓ portion of  soil dries out. For best results water from underneath with the use of a saucer to reduce the chance of root rot. Reduce watering during winter months.

Food: Feed once a month during growing season, if available a slow release food works best to not over power the soil.

Humidity: These plants tolerate a lower humidity however being surrounded by other plants or maybe water in a pebble tray will benefit the plant.