One of the most loved indoor plants, Aglaonemas are grown for their colourful foliage. In shades ranging from dark green to silver and yellow to newer hybrids in hues of red, they are an interior designer?s dream. If you have a bright corner or a well lit window, Aglaonema could be your showcase plant.Aglaonemas are tropical plants, collected for their vibrant and colourful, strikingly patterned leaves. Because they?re so easy-going, Aglaonemas are perfectly suited for a modern living room or office, dim bedroom, or cosy study. If you can protect them from the sun, these unfussy plants can be your companions for years.Locating: Strong, direct sunlight can bleach, even burn the leaves of an Aglaonema, so it is best to place them in shaded, lower light areas. If you are growing them indoors, or on a well-shaded balcony, we recommend that you move the plant around to a spot that has better light, once every few weeksWatering: Aglaonemas do well in soils that are not overly moist. It’s a good idea to hold off watering them until the top layer of soil is dry to the touch. Droopy leaves are a sign that the potting mixture is parched and the plant needs to be watered
