Aglaonema 'Argentea-aurora' care

Aglaonema 'Argentea-aurora' rewards a patient owner: it grows as an upright clump and asks mostly to be left alone.

Give it medium filtered light; leaf colour fades noticeably in darker spots. It prefers to be watered sparingly, letting the pot dry almost through, and it will forgive a missed week far better than a doubled one.

Aim for a humid corner or grouped planting and use a free-draining cactus-leaning mix — roots here want air as much as water. Propagation is straightforward from stem cuttings rooted in water.