Aglaonema Silver Bay

Plant Features

Aglaonema silver bay, also known as Chinese evergreen, is known for the striking variegation on its leaves. This plant is insanely easy to care for, making it perfect for beginners.

It was one of the first plants I learned how to grow many years ago and that same plant is still going strong to this day. In this post, I'll discuss caring for and propagation this incredible plant.

The Chinese evergreen is native to tropical regions of Asia and New Guinea. It is a low-maintenance and relatively fast-growing plant if given ideal conditions.

Mine grows a new leaf almost every week. However, don't stress if your plant is growing more slowly. Chances are it's a case of low light, and these plants can still thrive in low light!

Growing Instructions

You can grow Chinese evergreen just about anywhere in your home --- it tolerates low light well, but also grows well in bright spots. It doesn't even need natural light to thrive --- Chinese evergreen does just fine in offices with fluorescent lighting.

The plant is equally low-care when it comes to water; you can water regularly, keeping the soil evenly moist, or water once every few weeks and Chinese evergreen will do equally well. It doesn't require fertilizer, but will grow best if fertilized once or twice a year in spring or summer (or every six months) with a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer.

Chinese evergreen is not recommended for human or animal consumption.

Special Care

	Light Indoors: Low light Indoors: Medium light		Colors Green, Silver, Variegated
	Water Low water needs		Special Features Super-easy to grow

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