Chinese Evergreen · Growing

Chinese Evergreen · Aglaonema commutatum
Also known as: Chinese Evergreen, Philippine Evergreen

Chinese evergreen is known for its adaptability and tolerance which makes it suitable for beginners. Special care should be taken to avoid overwatering, as this can lead to root rot, a common issue with chinese evergreen. It thrives in low to medium light conditions and requires minimal fertilization. Ensuring proper drainage and avoiding direct sunlight are pivotal for its health.

Watering: Water when top 2-3 cm of soil is drySunlight: Bright indirect light · Partial shadeToxic if ingested; contains calcium oxalate crystals.

How to Plant Chinese Evergreen?

Indoors-potted: Keep your chinese evergreen in a spot where it can enjoy the cozy climate of your home, away from cold drafts that could cause leaf damage. Outdoors-potted: When placing your chinese evergreen outside, ensure it's in a shaded area as direct exposure can lead to stress on its vibrant foliage. Outdoors-in the ground: Chinese evergreen thrives best indoors; if planted outdoors in the ground, they may struggle with temperature fluctuations and frost.