
Aglaonema Silver Bay
With broad leaves marbled in silver and deep green, the Aglaonema lights up dark corners without ever complaining.

Care Profile
A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.
Origin
Southeast Asia
Light
Card.lightValue.lowToMedium
Watering
Weekly
Maintenance
Easy

The elegance of tropical undergrowth
Native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia, the Aglaonema grows naturally beneath the canopy, where light arrives only filtered. This adaptation makes it one of the rare houseplants genuinely happy far from windows.
Its slow, steady growth asks for little: water when the surface of the soil dries, an occasional dusting of the leaves, and it sails through the years without faltering.
"The Aglaonema thrives where others give up."
Styling Tip 01
Avoid Direct Sun
Direct rays scorch the silver variegation and leave irreversible brown patches.
Styling Tip 02
Room-Temperature Water
Cold water causes root shock, visible as yellowed leaf edges.
Styling Tip 03
Repot Every Two Years
Its fleshy roots like a slightly snug container; repotting too often slows its growth.
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