Aglaonema How To Grow. The freer the roots the taller they grow. While in nature these plants would be in pretty consistently moist soil if you are keeping them in low light situations you need to let the soil dry out a bit between watering to keep fungal and bacterial problems or root rot from developing.
Drafts sharp temperature changes are unacceptable for aglaonema. I am going to show you How to Propagate Aglaonema in Water. The warmer it is the better aglaonema plants grow.
22122014 After the seedlings appear wait a little and repot the shoots into a pot in which aglaonema will grow further.
Keep the pot size proportionate to the plant itself. Wait to water your aglaonema until the top 1-2 inches of soil are dry. Dont fertilize in the winter when your plant is not growing. Aglaonema is native to very warm and humid areas in its natural habitat.