Aglaonema Ice Plant - XL

Yellow leaves are generally a sign of overwatering. To avoid such an issue, water your Aglaonema Ice Plant only once a week or when the top inch of its soil dries out. You can also use Ugaoo's Sustee Watermeter to avoid overwatering and underwatering.

With the right kind of love and care, this stunning plant can easily last for 30 or more years. It does best with weekly watering and at least 6-8 hours of exposure to bright, indirect sunlight.

If your Aglaonema Ice Plant is dying, there will be some clear indicators. You will either notice yellow leaves due to overwatering or browning leaves due to underwatering. Another sign is wilting, crinkled, or shriveled up leaves.

Ideally, you must water your Aglaonema Ice plant at least once a week to ensure optimal hydration. However, this requirement can vary. During summer, your plant may need more water, and less during winters. Ensure that your are checking your plant's soil and watering it only when the top inch has dried up.

Yes, the Aglaonema Ice Plant can grow in water and does well in the right growing conditions. Ensure that you are using a clean container, mineral water, keeping the plant in indirect sunlight, and changing half the water every week. You can also use Ugaoo's Rooting Hormone for optimal rooting!