Aglaonema are my favorite plants. I have over 20 different varieties and I am always looking for new ones. I don't understand why they aren't more popular than calathea or whatever they're called now. They don't care about humidity, they never get brown or crunchy, they aren't over dramatic, tantrum throwing toddler plants. They grow in all areas of my place, north facing, west facing, artificial, they don't care! They come in so many patterns and colors. I'll take them all!
@@daniellemylastname2811 ok.thank u.i am from india.here some foreign friends like u asking particularly asking aglainema,so that i am searching,on that time i read ur comment so that i am asking. Ohm namashivaya.weclcome india
I'd also say that there are so many ags that look like many other finicky plants that need high humidity and rain water from Peru..... Ags are soooo easy!
Hey Summer, this type of info for aglonemas is so so rare in the plant community! Now I have more appreciation and practical advice on how to grow this beautiful staple. Thank you so much ❤
Hello from Russia, Moscow! It is very interesting for me to see your videos. My English is not very well but I understand most of your advises and it is a real pleasure to see your plants. Thank you for so much!
Perfect timing! I never really had a deep appreciation of Aglaonemas but now I’m in love with them. I think a well grown plant is beautiful even if fairly common. My understanding is that the more colorful cultivars get floppier as they mature.
I’ve been after an aglaonema for so long and this has just increased the desire haha. I really want more plants for my desk at home but it’s in my bedroom which is north-east facing, and I just feel like a green aglaonema would be perfect
My grandmother loves it. My mother loves it. So ... I love "Sri Rezeki" (Agalonema) too. This plant is so easy to care and propagated. I use my compos soil, specially fermented garbage from my kitchen. They love it. But yess It is not easy to care for the new cultivars such as the most most expensive cultivars eg. "Golden Hope" from Mr. Greg Hambali (Father of Agalonema), ect. But I don't know if it can be easy to grow on 4 season lands. Thank you for making this channel always on one step a head for our plants community. You are so inspiring and always make me smile. ----
Wow!! Congratulations! The Pictum tri-color costs like a zillion bucks! Lolol keep it in high humidity or with a cloche like Summer has! They can get pretty leggy and notoriously sparse leaves if not kept up right.
Great timing, I just got my first one about a month ago! I love my houseplant plants primarily for foliage so I love it and it is great for the low-med light space I have it in. Thank you for the video.
Thanks so much, I needed this so much! I have several Chinese evergreens but the one that I almost lost is my silver bay! It was so pretty when I bought it home, I must have over watered it and now it’s half the size it was when I brought it home. Hope I can keep the rest of it alive and it comes back. A lesson learned!!😊
Here in asia, we give agloanemas morning sunlight and put them indoors with indirect light. Since we live in a hotter climate, the sun is hotter and will totally scorch the leaves. There in cooler climates. I recommend to put them in direct sunlight since its 🥶 🧊
In cold climates it’s actually warmer inside than in warmer climates, in winter. Our walls are thicker and filled with insulation. Our windows have 2 lanes or sometimes 2 layers of window with a space between them. Heating systems are also more efficient or something. I was colder in japan and Taiwan and England in winter than i am in Canada.
mine grows in a bathroom where there is a window that faces north and the bathroom in the winter stays at a constant 52 degrees with low humidity, No grow lights or heaters and forgetful watering and it thrives.
This is literally the only plant that my husband actually loved cuz he’s the Camo king! Lolol but alas the price!! 😩😩 LOLOL eventually he came around to like the Monstera and I’m over the moon about it...he still has his eye on that Tricolor though! #ForeverWishlistPlant 😂
I found a Red Aglaonema stem cutting one time in the dumpster area by my building, rinsed it off really good, sprayed it with hydrogen peroxide, allowed it to dry then propagated it. Now I have 4 plants. They're easy caring and love propagating it!!❤️🥰
Love Chinese evergreens....they are versatile & perfect for low light condition! Want the Agl. Pictum Tricolor though....great educational video Summer! ❤️👍
How did you know I just got my first aglaonema? :) I found a Maria at a local Home Depot and said "why haven't my feet moved? Am I stunned? Yes. Because this plant is stunning!" I have it in a small corner but 4 feet or so under a grow light
I absolutely love my Aglaonemas!!! I recommend EVERYONE to get an Ag! It's the best plant ever - how could anyone say its a boring office plant?!? #plantsnob lol
I recently went on a trip and in the hotel I stayed at, there was a Silver Bay Ag basically at every corner and floor of the hotel. And it was amazing to see that even though there was mostly artificial lighting, they all looked so lush and healthy. It was really hard for me to not take cuttings lol
Not aglaonema related but related to plants. I started with plants in July 2020. Yes during this pandemic and I was staying at home. I live in Queens, NY and I have a friend in UK who happened to share same hobby with me (Starbucks collecting). She also started with plants same time with me and she introduced your Channel to me. Since then I watch your channel here and there and went back to some of your videos. Hope to meet you in person here in New York when things get better. I bought your book and hope to have it signed too. Stay safe.
These plants are survivors. I have a red Siam which was growing great in a dark corner under a Soltech Aspect grow light. Then suddenly after 2 gorgeous years, stems got very leggy and starting snapping off weekly until I only had a few stems left. I tried rooting the top of leafy broken stems in water but a year later nothing. As a last resort I put the stems in potting soil and pumice mix. Low and behold every stem rooted and leafed out. Meanwhile my original pot which looked like a sad cut down forest, had new shoots start popping out of the soil and each 2-3 inch bare ‘trunk’ started sprouting new shoots out the tops. So now I have 3 pots filled with multiple 8-10 inch tall plants. This spring I will put them all together in one pot to make a nice bushy pot. Mother Nature can be pretty resilient sometimes.
I am no expert. This is my only experience with aglonema. After watching more RUclipss about them, it seems some varieties tend to get more leggy versus others. So either RedSiam is leggy type or I am doing something wrong. Ha. I just saw one youtube that said when her aglonema gets leggy she replanted it hiding more of the stem under the soil. Nice to learn all the hidden tricks..
I can't grow calathea in my dry house but my 3 aglaonema handle it just fine. So I have changed my wish list plant calathea ornata to the chocolate aglaonema. Same kind of look but probably won't die on me during the winter. 😊 Thanks for the tips. My silver bay was away from the cold but still managed to get a draft and the bottom leaves were doing exactly as you said. I cut them off and it seems to be ok now.
Good evening madam! I am very happy to see you after a long days. Upload more videos about new plants we getting more inspirations from your adds m from Ap India thank u .
hi Summer, love the Aglaonema pictum tricolor you have and if I had a big enough jar I would place it under glass like you have for my Dieffenbachia. Also love the blue kimono jacket you are wearing in this video.
I grow my aglaonema in pafcal and pumice. It’s perfect and won’t have to worry about overwatering. It’s thriving in this set up. I get two new leaves every other week.
Hi Summer, I live in Perth Westrn australia and I just say how much I enjoyed your information about anglaonemas. One thing I want to know is can one grow this plant from a leaf. I have left it in water but no signs yet of root growth. It has been in the water for about 8 days. Thank you for passing your knowledge to us.
I have avoided these guys because I have spider mites in the trees in my neighborhood. The first year (we lived here) I killed a Diffenbachia by not noticing until too late that we had brought them indoors ( the spider mites ) for winter. Although Neem oil is part of my ongoing routine now I have shied away from plants with big thin leaves. Are they more resilient than fellow aroid Diffenbachia? Well it really wont be a problem in the future. We are moving soon. Hopefully out in rural KY there will be more natural predators for the mites and I won't have to worry about an annual re-infestation when my plants go outside for their summer vacation. Thanks for more brilliant content. You are the best!
Rachel’s Heart Shaped Leaves channel has an amazing video on “how to kill spider mites” and her method works wonders for larger leafed plants like Dieffenbachia and Aglaonema...it was a total game changer for me! Good luck!
The only aglo I have is the pictum tricolor and it’s my scariest plant. It’s doing okay but it’s my first winter with it. Last growing season it tried flowering 6 times and grew a few leaves but it is currently down to 3 leaves and I want to blame winter and a mealy bug. Hopefully I can make it as happy as yours. Btw yours is the reason I kept pinching the flowers! 💙
Thanks for showing some of the more colorful choices! When I lost my house (in 2018) to fire, all my plant buddies went too, save for the dormant dragon lily. The first two plants I got post fire were a epiphyllum and an aglaonema from a friend who was relocating. So generous! Both were of a pretty good size. The Aglao is in an 8" tapered metal(ish) pot. It has an ideal light source and is very happy overall. We had a large show of flowers this year. Here is my question: What do you think causes those yellowing tips? I see them on your (very healthy) Plants as well. They do seem to occur on the lower leaves only. I do not water often, but I water well and then wait. There are no obvious signs of rot anywhere, and no other blemishing of the leaves. Takk pa forhand! Thanks in advance! Gwen
it’s very normal for plants to drop their older lower leaves over time. those leaves get less light as the plant grows bigger, getting shaded by the other leaves.
Re-planting long-stemmed Aglaonema deeper is a good tip! My big Aglaonema commutatum "Silver Bay" I have had for 8 years. Spreading about 4' in a 15" pot, it has long been my pride & joy, but the stems are bare 12" to 18" now, & I was wondering if it is too old.
Thank you for sharing Summer. I love my Aglaenoma, I believe it's a "Light Pink Star." I propagated it a few months ago and am repotting them today and will definitely use your mix, hoping they make it. I have it near my Southeast-facing facing window and it's been thriving
I propagated the striped green variety from stem cuttings. I find the process to be slow, but it was worth propagating from any piece available. The stem cuttings develop very slowly in the heat of summer but that speeds-up in early fall when the heat abates. So did Dieffenbachia cuttings. I find that tip cuttings and plant division give better results.
gotta lump the Aglaonema into the same group as pothos - not flashy, no fancy, but will always be there for you when all your other fussy plants up and die without rhyme or reason. I stan the Aglaonema's; they've always looked out for me.
Aglaonemas and pothos are really among my favourite plants! Along with velvety anthuriums and scindapsus (It’s probably just quicker and easier to say which plants I’m not fond of lol)
Sadly, my aglaonema is long gone due to root rot 😐 It was a beautiful plant, but I have avoided replacing it. Maybe I’ll give these plants another try- this video was very helpful.
.. Thank you so very much Ms. Summer, for not speed talking with 300 words per second 😳.. And a big thank you for letting mee (and I'm sure a whole lot of others, watching this) know that my beautiful Aglaonemas will do just fine.. You gave the answers to my puzzled questions 🤗
Aglaonemas are my fave house plants. I've got many pink, white and red varieties - Red Unyamanee, Pink Cochin, Snow White, Rotundum Tiger, Red Siam, Dona Carmen, etc. and they just keep on giving me new leaves like once or twice a month!
Mine is suffering (from root rot I think) but I am going to give it TLC since you have shown yours so much love and praise. I wasn't sure if I just bought a dud instead. I have a question. What is the science behind plants tolerating water propagation but not wet feet?
I saw a video about this recently. The rot comes from fungus in the soil. Water doesn't have fungus I guess? Too much water can activate spores in the soil. When growing in water, it's recommended to change the water often (weekly I think the video recommended) to keep it fresh and clean.
I love mine. I have an Aglaonema SIam Dwell (it's what the label on the pot says), but I love it so much. The pinks/reds in the leaves are so gorgeous-- probably why I also love my Hoya Carnosa Crimson Princess. Just that unexpected shot of color.
AFren just gave me a plant n your information is very helpful. Hope it grows big ebough for me to propagate. At e moment it seems to like where i had placed it. Thk u again. BTW i enjoy your videos esp your travels to other countries, cos i wont b able to visit these places.
Nice video. Old school green and gray aglaonemas are the best houseplants. They can look great with very little natural light.(and very little water). When they eventually get too tall and leggy just chop the leafy top and replant it.
Thank you for your video- you provide more details on care that I find very helpful. You mentioned that if the plant has a bulls eye spot to check the roots and they should be white, but what do you do when you find unhealthy roots? I would love to see a care video on that. Would you cut the damaged roots, provide a systemic treatment, or fungicide treatment ... natural remedies? Etc? Thank you again! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello Summer, I have a aglaonema which must be at least 20 years old. I admired the beautiful cultivar that you showed us so I am going to look for one. I would like to see a video on spathiphyllums. Thanks for sharing this interesting video.
I love aglaonemas. Guys I have 5 DONTS on this beautiful indoor plants too, its very simple, and I thinks it can help also for those who wish to have aglaos in their posessions. Thanks for great info.
I have a black thumb and I was able to trial and error this plant into some beautiful growth. I think I still have her in too bright of a window so there's some scorching but mostly okay. Also I keep my house at 58-59 at night in the winter and she's done 👌
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Aglaonema are my favorite plants. I have over 20 different varieties and I am always looking for new ones. I don't understand why they aren't more popular than calathea or whatever they're called now. They don't care about humidity, they never get brown or crunchy, they aren't over dramatic, tantrum throwing toddler plants. They grow in all areas of my place, north facing, west facing, artificial, they don't care! They come in so many patterns and colors. I'll take them all!
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@@daniellemylastname2811 ok.thank u.i am from india.here some foreign friends like u asking particularly asking aglainema,so that i am searching,on that time i read ur comment so that i am asking. Ohm namashivaya.weclcome india
That Aglonema tricolour OMG
Such a beauty
It was really good to see these lovely greens and love that planty talk
I'd also say that there are so many ags that look like many other finicky plants that need high humidity and rain water from Peru..... Ags are soooo easy!
Hey Summer, this type of info for aglonemas is so so rare in the plant community! Now I have more appreciation and practical advice on how to grow this beautiful staple. Thank you so much ❤
Hello from Russia, Moscow! It is very interesting for me to see your videos. My English is not very well but I understand most of your advises and it is a real pleasure to see your plants. Thank you for so much!
Hope all is well. :)
Perfect timing! I never really had a deep appreciation of Aglaonemas but now I’m in love with them. I think a well grown plant is beautiful even if fairly common. My understanding is that the more colorful cultivars get floppier as they mature.
loved seeing the update on the pictum tricolor!!
I love the camo tri color color sooo much 😍😍 it'll match my jacket.
Such a gorgeous plant and I’m in love with how easy they are to care for.
Aglaeonema are some of my favorite plants. They’re just awesome and I’m enjoying the new colored cultivars. I want them all!!
I have four different cultivars and not going to stop :D They have a wonderful variety about them, I especially love the pink ones!
Aglaonema plants are so beautiful, I have the 'Silver Bay' one, thanks so much for making the care guide on these beauties Summer XXXX
I’ve been after an aglaonema for so long and this has just increased the desire haha. I really want more plants for my desk at home but it’s in my bedroom which is north-east facing, and I just feel like a green aglaonema would be perfect
Btw Summer is the tricolour really finickity?
I can't stop my desire to collect aglaonema. It is hard.
My grandmother loves it.
My mother loves it.
So ... I love "Sri Rezeki" (Agalonema) too.
This plant is so easy to care and propagated. I use my compos soil, specially fermented garbage from my kitchen. They love it.
But yess It is not easy to care for the new cultivars such as the most most expensive cultivars eg. "Golden Hope" from Mr. Greg Hambali (Father of Agalonema), ect. But I don't know if it can be easy to grow on 4 season lands.
Thank you for making this channel always on one step a head for our plants community. You are so inspiring and always make me smile.
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I literally just got myself a Pictum Tricolor yesterday and re-watched your videos on that one. This came in at just the right time!
Wow!! Congratulations! The Pictum tri-color costs like a zillion bucks! Lolol keep it in high humidity or with a cloche like Summer has! They can get pretty leggy and notoriously sparse leaves if not kept up right.
@@tiffanyi5645 haha thank you! I’ll try my best to keep it alive!
@@DaveCordova I have a feeling you will do very well! Lol good luck!
We are man but we like aglaonema. It is awesome and we can do more for our plant than woman. Agree?
@@tiffanyi5645 the thing with tri color is you wont get the same leaf pattern as hers , most i have seen are bad design color and high price ,lol
The Trictum tricolour is so beautiful. I’ve never seen one before.
I love my aglaonema. they are reliable, easy, consistently healthy looking and they fill up empty spaces very nicely. :)
Great timing, I just got my first one about a month ago! I love my houseplant plants primarily for foliage so I love it and it is great for the low-med light space I have it in. Thank you for the video.
Thanks so much, I needed this so much! I have several Chinese evergreens but the one that I almost lost is my silver bay! It was so pretty when I bought it home, I must have over watered it and now it’s half the size it was when I brought it home. Hope I can keep the rest of it alive and it comes back. A lesson learned!!😊
Here in asia, we give agloanemas morning sunlight and put them indoors with indirect light. Since we live in a hotter climate, the sun is hotter and will totally scorch the leaves. There in cooler climates. I recommend to put them in direct sunlight since its 🥶 🧊
In cold climates it’s actually warmer inside than in warmer climates, in winter. Our walls are thicker and filled with insulation. Our windows have 2 lanes or sometimes 2 layers of window with a space between them. Heating systems are also more efficient or something. I was colder in japan and Taiwan and England in winter than i am in Canada.
mine grows in a bathroom where there is a window that faces north and the bathroom in the winter stays at a constant 52 degrees with low humidity, No grow lights or heaters and forgetful watering and it thrives.
sometimes I forget to water my aglaonemas but thanks GOD, they are still find until now
the Pictum tricolor has an uncanny cammo look that would be perfect for a man-cave :-)
Yep I want one of those
This is literally the only plant that my husband actually loved cuz he’s the Camo king! Lolol but alas the price!! 😩😩 LOLOL eventually he came around to like the Monstera and I’m over the moon about it...he still has his eye on that Tricolor though! #ForeverWishlistPlant 😂
Needed these so much. Love you Summer. And yah, I'll still tell you to drop a workout routine 😁😁
I found a Red Aglaonema stem cutting one time in the dumpster area by my building, rinsed it off really good, sprayed it with hydrogen peroxide, allowed it to dry then propagated it. Now I have 4 plants. They're easy caring and love propagating it!!❤️🥰
The crystal punch bowl for soil is just amazing
Love Chinese evergreens....they are versatile & perfect for low light condition! Want the Agl. Pictum Tricolor though....great educational video Summer! ❤️👍
Awwww my favorite ever houseplant 🤩🤩🤩
aglaonemas ARE exciting! i love them so much. aside from philodendrons i always get excited when i come across a new variety i dont yet have
Great video as always :) What I loved most was the chirping birds from your bird feeders. It's such a pleasant sound.
Just a superb presenter. Thank you.
How did you know I just got my first aglaonema? :) I found a Maria at a local Home Depot and said "why haven't my feet moved? Am I stunned? Yes. Because this plant is stunning!"
I have it in a small corner but 4 feet or so under a grow light
I absolutely love my Aglaonemas!!! I recommend EVERYONE to get an Ag! It's the best plant ever - how could anyone say its a boring office plant?!? #plantsnob lol
Amazing collection! I Love you're care tips and advice it so functional!💚
Aglaonemas are so underrated! Thanks for the info 🌿
Thank you so much Shawn! I thoroughly enjoyed this episode.
I recently went on a trip and in the hotel I stayed at, there was a Silver Bay Ag basically at every corner and floor of the hotel. And it was amazing to see that even though there was mostly artificial lighting, they all looked so lush and healthy. It was really hard for me to not take cuttings lol
😂
Not aglaonema related but related to plants. I started with plants in July 2020. Yes during this pandemic and I was staying at home. I live in Queens, NY and I have a friend in UK who happened to share same hobby with me (Starbucks collecting). She also started with plants same time with me and she introduced your Channel to me. Since then I watch your channel here and there and went back to some of your videos. Hope to meet you in person here in New York when things get better. I bought your book and hope to have it signed too. Stay safe.
I actually water office plants s for a living and they are totally everywhere! Lol, but now I love them and get lots of fun cuttings 🙂💚✂️🌿🌿🌿🌿
These plants are survivors. I have a red Siam which was growing great in a dark corner under a Soltech Aspect grow light. Then suddenly after 2 gorgeous years, stems got very leggy and starting snapping off weekly until I only had a few stems left. I tried rooting the top of leafy broken stems in water but a year later nothing. As a last resort I put the stems in potting soil and pumice mix. Low and behold every stem rooted and leafed out. Meanwhile my original pot which looked like a sad cut down forest, had new shoots start popping out of the soil and each 2-3 inch bare ‘trunk’ started sprouting new shoots out the tops. So now I have 3 pots filled with multiple 8-10 inch tall plants. This spring I will put them all together in one pot to make a nice bushy pot. Mother Nature can be pretty resilient sometimes.
Wow! I wish RUclips comments allowed pictures because I would love to see your plants!! Lol
I am no expert. This is my only experience with aglonema. After watching more RUclipss about them, it seems some varieties tend to get more leggy versus others. So either RedSiam is leggy type or I am doing something wrong. Ha. I just saw one youtube that said when her aglonema gets leggy she replanted it hiding more of the stem under the soil. Nice to learn all the hidden tricks..
OMG. The RUclips was this one. Hand to face.
I can't grow calathea in my dry house but my 3 aglaonema handle it just fine. So I have changed my wish list plant calathea ornata to the chocolate aglaonema. Same kind of look but probably won't die on me during the winter. 😊 Thanks for the tips. My silver bay was away from the cold but still managed to get a draft and the bottom leaves were doing exactly as you said. I cut them off and it seems to be ok now.
Good evening madam! I am very happy to see you after a long days. Upload more videos about new plants we getting more inspirations from your adds m from Ap India thank u .
My favorite plant 🥰 I don’t care if she’s not rare. She’s beautiful, no fuss and grows so well!
Very comprehensive video, with a lot of good info which will prove very useful for me to properly care for my new Aglaonaema plant😎thank you!
hi Summer, love the Aglaonema pictum tricolor you have and if I had a big enough jar I would place it under glass like you have for my Dieffenbachia. Also love the blue kimono jacket you are wearing in this video.
I love aglaonema! Thank you for this video!
I grow my aglaonema in pafcal and pumice. It’s perfect and won’t have to worry about overwatering. It’s thriving in this set up. I get two new leaves every other week.
The tricolor one looks amazing
Hi Summer, I live in Perth Westrn australia and I just say how much I enjoyed your information about anglaonemas. One thing I want to know is can one grow this plant from a leaf. I have left it in water but no signs yet of root growth. It has been in the water for about 8 days. Thank you for passing your knowledge to us.
I just got my Aglaonema few days ago and now i know how to take care of it ... thank you ;)
This is an amazing show
Wow. Such a stunning and yet easy plant. Can't wait to get one of these. Thank you!
I love them. I have about 10 of them and I have grow lights on all of mine.
I have avoided these guys because I have spider mites in the trees in my neighborhood. The first year (we lived here) I killed a Diffenbachia by not noticing until too late that we had brought them indoors ( the spider mites ) for winter. Although Neem oil is part of my ongoing routine now I have shied away from plants with big thin leaves. Are they more resilient than fellow aroid Diffenbachia? Well it really wont be a problem in the future. We are moving soon. Hopefully out in rural KY there will be more natural predators for the mites and I won't have to worry about an annual re-infestation when my plants go outside for their summer vacation. Thanks for more brilliant content. You are the best!
Rachel’s Heart Shaped Leaves channel has an amazing video on “how to kill spider mites” and her method works wonders for larger leafed plants like Dieffenbachia and Aglaonema...it was a total game changer for me! Good luck!
Love your tricolor aglonema. It is very beautiful and now it is on my wishlist plants
thanks for the tips! very informative videos and also pleasing to the eye! how cool is this plant studio you have there?? amazing
Nice care guide🍀👌
Informative video
Aglaonema very beautiful plant
The only aglo I have is the pictum tricolor and it’s my scariest plant. It’s doing okay but it’s my first winter with it. Last growing season it tried flowering 6 times and grew a few leaves but it is currently down to 3 leaves and I want to blame winter and a mealy bug. Hopefully I can make it as happy as yours. Btw yours is the reason I kept pinching the flowers! 💙
Continue to pinch the flowers and put that thing under a cloche! Also try giving it more light, It’s too rare and pricey to lose! Lol
@@tiffanyi5645 Thanks, I will do my best! 💙
Thanks for showing some of the more colorful choices! When I lost my house (in 2018) to fire, all my plant buddies went too, save for the dormant dragon lily. The first two plants I got post fire were a epiphyllum and an aglaonema from a friend who was relocating. So generous! Both were of a pretty good size. The Aglao is in an 8" tapered metal(ish) pot. It has an ideal light source and is very happy overall. We had a large show of flowers this year.
Here is my question: What do you think causes those yellowing tips? I see them on your (very healthy) Plants as well. They do seem to occur on the lower leaves only. I do not water often, but I water well and then wait. There are no obvious signs of rot anywhere, and no other blemishing of the leaves.
Takk pa forhand!
Thanks in advance!
Gwen
it’s very normal for plants to drop their older lower leaves over time. those leaves get less light as the plant grows bigger, getting shaded by the other leaves.
Wow! Thanks just bought my first aglaonemas a few hours ago
I share your vlog or channel to my friends her
Re-planting long-stemmed Aglaonema deeper is a good tip! My big Aglaonema commutatum "Silver Bay" I have had for 8 years. Spreading about 4' in a 15" pot, it has long been my pride & joy, but the stems are bare 12" to 18" now, & I was wondering if it is too old.
Thank you for sharing Summer. I love my Aglaenoma, I believe it's a "Light Pink Star." I propagated it a few months ago and am repotting them today and will definitely use your mix, hoping they make it. I have it near my Southeast-facing facing window and it's been thriving
I propagated the striped green variety from stem cuttings. I find the process to be slow, but it was worth propagating from any piece available. The stem cuttings develop very slowly in the heat of summer but that speeds-up in early fall when the heat abates. So did Dieffenbachia cuttings. I find that tip cuttings and plant division give better results.
gotta lump the Aglaonema into the same group as pothos - not flashy, no fancy, but will always be there for you when all your other fussy plants up and die without rhyme or reason. I stan the Aglaonema's; they've always looked out for me.
Aglaonemas and pothos are really among my favourite plants! Along with velvety anthuriums and scindapsus (It’s probably just quicker and easier to say which plants I’m not fond of lol)
I've been waiting for an aglonema video, thanks
Thanks for sharing. Your videos are always so informative 👌🏻
Sadly, my aglaonema is long gone due to root rot 😐 It was a beautiful plant, but I have avoided replacing it. Maybe I’ll give these plants another try- this video was very helpful.
.. Thank you so very much Ms. Summer, for not speed talking with 300 words per second 😳.. And a big thank you for letting mee (and I'm sure a whole lot of others, watching this) know that my beautiful Aglaonemas will do just fine.. You gave the answers to my puzzled questions 🤗
Aglaonemas are my fave house plants. I've got many pink, white and red varieties - Red Unyamanee, Pink Cochin, Snow White, Rotundum Tiger, Red Siam, Dona Carmen, etc. and they just keep on giving me new leaves like once or twice a month!
Wow this video instantly made me rem my dream. I was like look this plant has camo 🤦🏽♀️ crazy
Please could you make some videos of plants that can grow in leca and peos and cons! Thanks
Mine is suffering (from root rot I think) but I am going to give it TLC since you have shown yours so much love and praise. I wasn't sure if I just bought a dud instead. I have a question. What is the science behind plants tolerating water propagation but not wet feet?
Same question!
I saw a video about this recently. The rot comes from fungus in the soil. Water doesn't have fungus I guess? Too much water can activate spores in the soil. When growing in water, it's recommended to change the water often (weekly I think the video recommended) to keep it fresh and clean.
I love mine. I have an Aglaonema SIam Dwell (it's what the label on the pot says), but I love it so much. The pinks/reds in the leaves are so gorgeous-- probably why I also love my Hoya Carnosa Crimson Princess. Just that unexpected shot of color.
Thank you Summer
YAYY!! A new video! 🥰
Beautiful plant and you also look pretty today. Love the blue on you. 💙
I love all your plants they are beautiful
AFren just gave me a plant n your information is very helpful. Hope it grows big ebough for me to propagate. At e moment it seems to like where i had placed it. Thk u again. BTW i enjoy your videos esp your travels to other countries, cos i wont b able to visit these places.
Nice video. Old school green and gray aglaonemas are the best houseplants. They can look great with very little natural light.(and very little water). When they eventually get too tall and leggy just chop the leafy top and replant it.
With all the Calatheas I have, it’s nice to these easy to care for plants. I have about 6 different types with mostly the pink, red, and white leaves.
I love stripes! I have a chocolate one and it constantly grows. I would like to get a big one!
Thank you for your video- you provide more details on care that I find very helpful. You mentioned that if the plant has a bulls eye spot to check the roots and they should be white, but what do you do when you find unhealthy roots? I would love to see a care video on that. Would you cut the damaged roots, provide a systemic treatment, or fungicide treatment ... natural remedies? Etc? Thank you again! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hello Summer, I have a aglaonema which must be at least 20 years old. I admired the beautiful cultivar that you showed us so I am going to look for one. I would like to see a video on spathiphyllums. Thanks for sharing this interesting video.
Excellent info, thank you!
My favourite plants 🌱
I have an Aglaonema cutlass And then still get fleas in the winter and enjoys it quite a bit in my room
I love your channel Miss Summer im from philippines
Thank you for your in depth video... what do I do for a copper deficiency?
thanks! Appreciate your information.
I adore my aglaeonema! It
I finally got my first Aglaonema today! I name it Émma lol and I’m so excited😁🥰☺️☺️
I love aglaonemas.
Guys I have 5 DONTS on this beautiful indoor plants too, its very simple, and I thinks it can help also for those who wish to have aglaos in their posessions.
Thanks for great info.
Well what are your 5 DONTS!! Lol
@@tiffanyi5645 DONT kill aglaonema hahaha... ✌
Wantch it 👉
@@anbhappy 😆 ok that’s great advice
Beautiful video 🤩
I’d love to know where you get your terra cotta pots with the embellished rims, so cute! The one the tricolor is in?
Great info thanks so much 16:30
I have a black thumb and I was able to trial and error this plant into some beautiful growth. I think I still have her in too bright of a window so there's some scorching but mostly okay. Also I keep my house at 58-59 at night in the winter and she's done 👌
Aglaonemas are so pretty!
Thnkyou! Very informative, My one issue is (unless I missed it) you did not say how often to water the plant.
Love your wonderful forever greens.