The only plant info channel worth listening to. So comprehensive and educational. Love this channel. Keep coming back for a refresher course. Thank you guys.
Your videos are fantastic - so much valuable information, rather than the pointless repetitive and largely irrelevant babble found on so many other channels. One minor thing - instead of "wet" cloth, it's better to use the adjective "damp." When you say wet, a native English speaker will associate this with a cloth that is completely soaked through and dripping with water.
Older video but it took me years to learn what my plant was called!! I just let it grow and it is humongous!!! I love it and now I want more. I have learned how to propogate the plant, so I will be trying that soon. I got it from my mother years ago when it was tiny. She passed on in 2015 so I do all I can to keep it. Along with many other plants she shared with me ❤
Question regarding Nursery Cups/Cages/Mesh: (These are highly debated over from what I've seen. Some people say that they unalive plants, some say they have no effect...) I rescued a large, drowning, Red Emerald about a year ago. Upon bringing it home, I felt that it was necessary to repot promptly in order to get it out of the soggy soil before the roots were damaged. In the process, I found that the root ball was still very healthy overall-- In fact, the plant had so many roots that any attempt at removing the Nursery Cups around the base of the plant would likely cause even more unnecessary stress and damage than if I left them intact. Throughout this past year, this is the only Aglaonema in my collection that's given me issues... About once each month, I find a single leaf, (typically towards the bottom) that is absolutely mushy while the rest of the plant seems to be doing just fine. --I only went up once pot size when I repotted- From 10 inches to 12, with the new pot being slightly wider than it is tall. It has drainage holes, and I also use a somewhat barky soil with good drainage. --I am typically watering infrequently enough to experience occasional yellowing leaves from underwatering, as mentioned in the video. (Once each month or less, although I check the soil moisture frequently.) --This is the only Aglaonema in my collection to experience this issue, but it's also the only one who still has its Nursery Cups still attached. So what I'm asking is, is it possible that the Nursery Cups are hurting my Red Emerald, and the mushy leaves is how it's expressing it's discomfort, or am I doing something else wrong? Has anyone else ever had this experience?
I've watched so many of these videos over the past couple weeks that today, while I was perusing the plant section at a nearby store, even though I didn't know anything about this particular plant yet I was like "Okay, Swedish Plantguys says to look for the one with the most stems, and to check the roots..." 😂 I wound up getting one of these plants, though it's a pale pink variegation and I love it so much! Thank you guys for putting out such great, detailed videos for us. I've learned a ton!
Very high quality and in depth information that really helps get to know your plant buddies! your quick tips are nice, but your full videos are worth every minute to watch!
Thank you so much for this information. I just received my very first Aglaonema Wishes today 7/18/23, in watching many RUclips on this some were saying that the flower must be cut or the leaves will shrivel, it that true. I dont know much about this plant. I might be watching too many channels regarding this plant. Looking forward to your response.
Love the info! I was gifted a Silver Queen Chinese ever green 13 yrs ago. It is still living! However, last year I repotted it and tried to propagate bc it became “leggy” 🤦🏾♀️. And it suffered big time and I can’t seem to get it to thrive again. Hoping to pick up some tips that can remedy that. Plus, today I purchased an Ivory Jade and am so excited to start seeing it grow like my 1st one did. I’d like to get two more later, but waiting to see how I do with the two I have. Love your videos 👍🏾.
I requested this video a while back, so thank you! I have a beautiful Silver Bay and a gorgeous Wintry Winehouse - both are large and they thrive in north windows with a supplemental grow light. Both are still pushing new growth vigorously here in Chicago winter, so, at least in my house, they don't know the meaning of dormancy! Such magnificent plants.😁
Wow. Such an excellent video. SO much information. I will probably watch it at least 2 more times in the next few days! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge 💜💚🪴😊
Silver Bay. What an amazing video. I wish I would have found it years ago. We have two plants that have been in the home for decades. Accidentally left them out overnight earlier this year and I’ve been struggling to bring it back. New leaves are coming in strong but plant is shrinking. Replanting coming up but it may be on its way out. Question: Does this plant have a unique smell?
Contains information not covered by other RUclipsrs such as the part on repotting and growing Aglaonema solely pumice in self-watering pots. In fact , after watching his videos, I grow my monstera deliciosia and monstera Thai constellation in a mixture of mainly pumice , lava rocks and zeolite in self-watering pots. These are extremely cheap in Malaysia.
New sub here, this info was so very informative and super easy to understand and follow. My silver bay is sending you a gazillion cyber hugs for saving her life 😇. Thanks for sharing
All plants eventually will shed their older leaves to make room for newer growth. It’s perfectly normal and nothing to be concerned about. If you start to notice yellowing on newer foliage, then that would indicate a problem.
Thank you very for this very informative video. I have several aglaonema plants. I love them because of low maintenance. Greetings from Southern Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦🙏🏻
Thanks always for sharing your experiences. I have the Maria and Sparkling Sarah. They are both doing well. I started having yellow leaves at the bottom of the Maria, so now I take care of that issue by giving it more water. Thank you so, so much. I also wish they were cheap here in the US 😀
Hi I'm a big fan of yours I have a Dracena that my Mother-in-law gave me for about 30 years and growing in water. It is very tall. I changed it into a large vase and added some pebbles and wine corks. My question, is how can I fertilize the Dracenia growing in water. I appreciate your advice ❤, I also have my plant in front of filter (curtain) southern window.
Thanks for such a thorough care guide. I have 1 aglaonema, not sure which kind but has dark red in the foliage. It caught a draft here in Canada so I almost lost it. Now it's in a sheltered room by an Eastern facing window. Need to find a larger pot to help it grow bigger.
Awesome video. I have two evergreens, a silver bay and a maria. I bottom water most of the time. Thank you for explaining the yellowing leaves. I used to get them alot with my silver bay and thought I was watering it well. I use a moisture meter now so I don't get the yellow leaves as often as I used to.
Thanks so much for the episode "all you need to know", really looked forward to it! 😍 The Swedish winter is giving my pepperomia raindrop a bad time, the stem of it is getting woobly and root seems loose under the soil. Should I give it more light by putting a lamp near it and repot in spring? Thanks a lot for your time! 🙏
I hope you are doing well. Your breathing was a bit strange. I hope you are well. Please take care of yourself. I love your videos. I should have subscribed with the numbers I watch. Ok. Ill do it today.
I love your videos I have one of this lovely plants now I know it needs more water But what about soft stems my plant doesn't stand firmly like these it seems more dull and loose
Thank you for a very informative video, it’s quite considerate that you don’t only explain all about the plants for your own environment (Sweden) but also for different types of weather 😊
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I'm just wondering if there is a limit on how long you can leave the cuttings rooting in water and still have them be successful in soil. I have some cuttings from a red aglaonema from my sister and I am ashamed to say that they have been living in a jar of water for more than a year. They seem to be happy, however, they haven't grown very much. I'd like to plant them into soil but I worry that at this point they may not appreciate the transition. What do you recommend? Should I just let them live in a jar or plant them in soil?
I love aglaeonemas, but it so hard to tell what you have. When small they don’t look the same as mature. I would LOVE to get a Lotus Delight😍. I tend to like the more colorful ones, the more pink the better.
Great video and very informative! Thanks for sharing. This has come just on time for me, since I'm getting one next week. What is the best media for it?
Thank you for great video... I have a small problem with my aglonema: It always looses the bottom leaf before growing a leaf on top. Not sure what is wrong ? Bottom leaf turns yellow the falls off .
Thanks! And do you have good suggestions on coleus (palettblad)? I know they are quite easy, but I'd like to know how to maintain a nice and bushy plant. Really enjoyed your videos! Tack snälla!
I was just given a Silver Queen from my sister as she was moving and could not take it with her. She told me it was my mother's plant (mother died in 1985) so it's old. It is about 2' tall but only has about 10 leaves on it at the top. It's stem isn't very thick either. She has it in a big pot and I am not sure how old the soil is. I am wondering if I should replant it into a smaller pot with new soil? Should I fertilize it now? It looks healthy but not very full.
if the soil is super compact and not drying out then id recommend repotting, maybe take a cutting and propagate before doing anything at all just in case
30:33 - "when you see that you have plants, usually they are everywhere." i know you meant to say pests not plants but that is actually exactly what happened to me with plants. i can hardly fit into my own apartment now. plants should come with a warning label, they are just too addictive.
Not an expensive plant in Sweden? In Denmark, they are rather expensive compared to other plants. Like a 10 cm Dieffenbachia costs around €3-4 while a similar-sized Aglaonema is at least €10. I even paid €18 for a special 10 cm red version. Summer Rayne Oakes explained in a different video that Aglaonemas cannot be grown as tissue culture which explains the higher price.
I guess it depends on the season and trend, generally in the summertime it is indeed not an expensive plant in Sweden, especially if you are not looking for special variegations.
They can be tissue cultured, but different variety has different different amount of chemicals that must be adjusted, it takes alot of efforts, so most of them still not yet discovered the formulas, you can find tissue cultured ones in Indonesia, Thailand and also from china
The newest Aglaonema varieties from Indonesia are Golden Hope which sold around USD 350 per leave and Aglaonema Minion which sold around USD 150 per leave, those are local Indonesia price
I have a 14year old chinese evergreen that has lost it perkiness and leaves are not beight and shiny anymore. Dont know if I should just repot or if i should cut to propagate. Any advice will help.
Your videos are extremely helpful - I have over 80 plants (some large and many that are not, and the variety is massive - l am having a rough time with the bubble gum plant. I know it should grow aggressively - but l cannot seem to find the correct location. I have brown spots and the leaves are pale to look at - and should be a darker pink and green. What am l doing wrong? Please help! Cheryl Cwik.
The only plant info channel worth listening to. So comprehensive and educational. Love this channel. Keep coming back for a refresher course. Thank you guys.
I am from indonesia...beautiful aglaonema 🌱👍
Your videos are fantastic - so much valuable information, rather than the pointless repetitive and largely irrelevant babble found on so many other channels. One minor thing - instead of "wet" cloth, it's better to use the adjective "damp." When you say wet, a native English speaker will associate this with a cloth that is completely soaked through and dripping with water.
Most plant RUclipsrs only provide basic information widely available from a google search. Not here! So much detail. Love The Swedish Plant Guys!
Your videos are awesome with lots of information! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thanks so much for saving my plant ❤
Older video but it took me years to learn what my plant was called!! I just let it grow and it is humongous!!! I love it and now I want more. I have learned how to propogate the plant, so I will be trying that soon. I got it from my mother years ago when it was tiny. She passed on in 2015 so I do all I can to keep it. Along with many other plants she shared with me ❤
Question regarding Nursery Cups/Cages/Mesh:
(These are highly debated over from what I've seen. Some people say that they unalive plants, some say they have no effect...)
I rescued a large, drowning, Red Emerald about a year ago. Upon bringing it home, I felt that it was necessary to repot promptly in order to get it out of the soggy soil before the roots were damaged. In the process, I found that the root ball was still very healthy overall-- In fact, the plant had so many roots that any attempt at removing the Nursery Cups around the base of the plant would likely cause even more unnecessary stress and damage than if I left them intact.
Throughout this past year, this is the only Aglaonema in my collection that's given me issues... About once each month, I find a single leaf, (typically towards the bottom) that is absolutely mushy while the rest of the plant seems to be doing just fine.
--I only went up once pot size when I repotted- From 10 inches to 12, with the new pot being slightly wider than it is tall. It has drainage holes, and I also use a somewhat barky soil with good drainage.
--I am typically watering infrequently enough to experience occasional yellowing leaves from underwatering, as mentioned in the video. (Once each month or less, although I check the soil moisture frequently.)
--This is the only Aglaonema in my collection to experience this issue, but it's also the only one who still has its Nursery Cups still attached.
So what I'm asking is, is it possible that the Nursery Cups are hurting my Red Emerald, and the mushy leaves is how it's expressing it's discomfort, or am I doing something else wrong? Has anyone else ever had this experience?
I've watched so many of these videos over the past couple weeks that today, while I was perusing the plant section at a nearby store, even though I didn't know anything about this particular plant yet I was like "Okay, Swedish Plantguys says to look for the one with the most stems, and to check the roots..." 😂 I wound up getting one of these plants, though it's a pale pink variegation and I love it so much! Thank you guys for putting out such great, detailed videos for us. I've learned a ton!
There are so many beautiful varieties. I have a few. They are so pretty
This was very helpful! I'm a new plant Mom. #Wow
Lovely collection
Very high quality and in depth information that really helps get to know your plant buddies! your quick tips are nice, but your full videos are worth every minute to watch!
Buying agleonemas in Georgia… they put two plants in small vent pots and have them in a pot together, covered in soil.
Got 2 of these yesterday just wanted to know about them
Thank you so much for this information. I just received my very first Aglaonema Wishes today 7/18/23, in watching many RUclips on this some were saying that the flower must be cut or the leaves will shrivel, it that true. I dont know much about this plant. I might be watching too many channels regarding this plant. Looking forward to your response.
Love the info! I was gifted a Silver Queen Chinese ever green 13 yrs ago. It is still living! However, last year I repotted it and tried to propagate bc it became “leggy” 🤦🏾♀️. And it suffered big time and I can’t seem to get it to thrive again. Hoping to pick up some tips that can remedy that. Plus, today I purchased an Ivory Jade and am so excited to start seeing it grow like my 1st one did. I’d like to get two more later, but waiting to see how I do with the two I have. Love your videos 👍🏾.
Direct morning sunlight out in my terrace would be good with Aglao....
Very useful video on aglonema plant care. Will be great if we include plant propagation also as a part in this.
Very detailed about Aglaonemas 💖 Will be going through more of your plant care videos.
Very informative about light requirements.
Excellent video! I'm quite experienced with houseplants but never had an Aglaonema. This video gave all the important information!
This is absolutely the best tuto I could find on aglaonemas. Thank you so much.
What a lovely video I have ever come across
My new favorite channel
I requested this video a while back, so thank you! I have a beautiful Silver Bay and a gorgeous Wintry Winehouse - both are large and they thrive in north windows with a supplemental grow light. Both are still pushing new growth vigorously here in Chicago winter, so, at least in my house, they don't know the meaning of dormancy! Such magnificent plants.😁
Looking for this info and thought oh let’s check the Swedish plant guys and there you are!
Very informative as always 😍 Thank you very much for sharing🙏🏼🕊☮️💚🙋🏻♀️
Cool thank you 😊
Your silver bay is gorgeous . That shine on the leaves, can't express the beauty of it!
I'm watching from Philippines, i have 4 varieties. I love them.
Good morning ☀️.. I'm watching from the Philippines. 6:05 am
Thank you so much!! You were very thorough and answered all my questions!
Can u please do dieffenbachia next!!!
Thank you nice video
I have that all agloanema you features, very beautiful it's makes you feel relax and happy.
So interessing❤
Wow. Such an excellent video. SO much information. I will probably watch it at least 2 more times in the next few days! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge 💜💚🪴😊
Tq for good tutorial Sir
Super helpful Video. Especially the part with the purchase
Excellent...! A to Z information.... Thanks.
And these beauties cost a lot in India....
Hi, I have a question
Why my pink aglaonema stem turns almost white ? It suppose to be pink...
I have 22 in total. All beautiful! I hope they live through our desert winter here in Las Vegas 🙏🤞
Thank you for an interesting and very informative video. I have learned a lot so, once again, thank you.
Terrific video! I brought home my first Aglaomena Silver Bay today, so I was very happy to find this video. Thank you. :)
Silver Bay.
What an amazing video. I wish I would have found it years ago. We have two plants that have been in the home for decades. Accidentally left them out overnight earlier this year and I’ve been struggling to bring it back. New leaves are coming in strong but plant is shrinking. Replanting coming up but it may be on its way out.
Question: Does this plant have a unique smell?
Very substantive wideo, I'm impressed !
Contains information not covered by other RUclipsrs such as the part on repotting and growing Aglaonema solely pumice in self-watering pots. In fact , after watching his videos, I grow my monstera deliciosia and monstera Thai constellation in a mixture of mainly pumice , lava rocks and zeolite in self-watering pots. These are extremely cheap in Malaysia.
I don't own an Aglaonema (yet) but it's fun to watch nontheless! Could you please make a video on Alocasias, please?
Thankyou so much for this detailed and informative video ❤️ new subscriber here! 🙋♀️
New sub here, this info was so very informative and super easy to understand and follow.
My silver bay is sending you a gazillion cyber hugs for saving her life 😇.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you
All plants eventually will shed their older leaves to make room for newer growth. It’s perfectly normal and nothing to be concerned about. If you start to notice yellowing on newer foliage, then that would indicate a problem.
Nice 🇧🇩
Thank you very for this very informative video. I have several aglaonema plants. I love them because of low maintenance. Greetings from Southern Ontario, Canada. 🇨🇦🙏🏻
Excellent video like always 👍❤️
Excellent 🙏I’m cleaning my silver bay now 💚🪴
Great explanation.
Definitely one of my favorite plant channels. So informative!
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks always for sharing your experiences. I have the Maria and Sparkling Sarah. They are both doing well. I started having yellow leaves at the bottom of the Maria, so now I take care of that issue by giving it more water.
Thank you so, so much.
I also wish they were cheap here in the US 😀
Thank you very much for this episode. I love Aglonema very much! 😃❤
Hi I'm a big fan of yours I have a Dracena that my Mother-in-law gave me for about 30 years and growing in water. It is very tall. I changed it into a large vase and added some pebbles and wine corks. My question, is how can I fertilize the Dracenia growing in water. I appreciate your advice ❤, I also have my plant in front of filter (curtain) southern window.
In Costa Rico Ags grow outside in the ground. The spread out like crazy
Thank you for this 💕
These videos are great. They are very informative. I would love to see a video for monstera adansonii.
Great information, thanks.
Thanks for such a thorough care guide. I have 1 aglaonema, not sure which kind but has dark red in the foliage. It caught a draft here in Canada so I almost lost it. Now it's in a sheltered room by an Eastern facing window. Need to find a larger pot to help it grow bigger.
Awesome video. I have two evergreens, a silver bay and a maria. I bottom water most of the time. Thank you for explaining the yellowing leaves. I used to get them alot with my silver bay and thought I was watering it well. I use a moisture meter now so I don't get the yellow leaves as often as I used to.
Thanks so much for the episode "all you need to know", really looked forward to it! 😍
The Swedish winter is giving my pepperomia raindrop a bad time, the stem of it is getting woobly and root seems loose under the soil. Should I give it more light by putting a lamp near it and repot in spring?
Thanks a lot for your time! 🙏
I learned a lot from watching this video! Hopefully my little Aglaonema Modestum will grow to be as big as your Silver Bay one day 😊
I hope you are doing well. Your breathing was a bit strange. I hope you are well. Please take care of yourself. I love your videos. I should have subscribed with the numbers I watch. Ok. Ill do it today.
Thank You !
They were popular in my country as expensive plant for spesific name
I love your videos
I have one of this lovely plants now I know it needs more water
But what about soft stems my plant doesn't stand firmly like these it seems more dull and loose
Thank you for a very informative video, it’s quite considerate that you don’t only explain all about the plants for your own environment (Sweden) but also for different types of weather 😊
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I bought a humidifier for my plants and you can see they respond to it in couple days
Fantastic video!!! I love ags.👏
I'm just wondering if there is a limit on how long you can leave the cuttings rooting in water and still have them be successful in soil. I have some cuttings from a red aglaonema from my sister and I am ashamed to say that they have been living in a jar of water for more than a year. They seem to be happy, however, they haven't grown very much. I'd like to plant them into soil but I worry that at this point they may not appreciate the transition. What do you recommend? Should I just let them live in a jar or plant them in soil?
I love aglaeonemas, but it so hard to tell what you have. When small they don’t look the same as mature. I would LOVE to get a Lotus Delight😍. I tend to like the more colorful ones, the more pink the better.
Great video and very informative! Thanks for sharing. This has come just on time for me, since I'm getting one next week. What is the best media for it?
Love the detailed information. Thanks a bunch!
So helpful thank you .
Love your channel! If possible could you tell us how frequently to water and how much of water to give! Thanks
Very helpful! Thank you and Happy New Year!
Wow that silver bay is massive! I wonder how old it is?
Thank you for great video... I have a small problem with my aglonema: It always looses the bottom leaf before growing a leaf on top. Not sure what is wrong ? Bottom leaf turns yellow the falls off .
Thanks! And do you have good suggestions on coleus (palettblad)? I know they are quite easy, but I'd like to know how to maintain a nice and bushy plant. Really enjoyed your videos! Tack snälla!
Happy New year! helpful tips/content as always for low maintenance indoor plants. btw, I got Silver Bay & Queen as well. Cheers!
I was just given a Silver Queen from my sister as she was moving and could not take it with her. She told me it was my mother's plant (mother died in 1985) so it's old. It is about 2' tall but only has about 10 leaves on it at the top. It's stem isn't very thick either. She has it in a big pot and I am not sure how old the soil is. I am wondering if I should replant it into a smaller pot with new soil? Should I fertilize it now? It looks healthy but not very full.
if the soil is super compact and not drying out then id recommend repotting, maybe take a cutting and propagate before doing anything at all just in case
Can you give some ideas on how to transport plants when you are moving? Thanks.
I love your videos. Thank you !
Tack så mycket!!!
Yeeeey, I got one recently 😍😍
Love your videos!
30:33 - "when you see that you have plants, usually they are everywhere."
i know you meant to say pests not plants but that is actually exactly what happened to me with plants. i can hardly fit into my own apartment now.
plants should come with a warning label, they are just too addictive.
It works also as pure hydroculture plant
Do these plants do well in Lecca?
Not an expensive plant in Sweden?
In Denmark, they are rather expensive compared to other plants.
Like a 10 cm Dieffenbachia costs around €3-4 while a similar-sized Aglaonema is at least €10. I even paid €18 for a special 10 cm red version.
Summer Rayne Oakes explained in a different video that Aglaonemas cannot be grown as tissue culture which explains the higher price.
I guess it depends on the season and trend, generally in the summertime it is indeed not an expensive plant in Sweden, especially if you are not looking for special variegations.
They can be tissue cultured, but different variety has different different amount of chemicals that must be adjusted, it takes alot of efforts, so most of them still not yet discovered the formulas, you can find tissue cultured ones in Indonesia, Thailand and also from china
The newest Aglaonema varieties from Indonesia are Golden Hope which sold around USD 350 per leave and Aglaonema Minion which sold around USD 150 per leave, those are local Indonesia price
I have a 14year old chinese evergreen that has lost it perkiness and leaves are not beight and shiny anymore. Dont know if I should just repot or if i should cut to propagate. Any advice will help.
Your videos are extremely helpful - I have over 80 plants (some large and many that are not, and the variety is massive - l am having a rough time with the bubble gum plant. I know it should grow aggressively - but l cannot seem to find the correct location. I have brown spots and the leaves are pale to look at - and should be a darker pink and green. What am l doing wrong? Please help! Cheryl Cwik.