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What to pay attention to when caring for the large flower leaf Aglaonema

The editor will share some tips on home care for the large flower leaf Aglaonema with everyone, what to pay attention to when caring for the large flower leaf Aglaonema, and the following is the detailed content.

The large flower leaf Aglaonema is also known as the king of Aspidistra elatior. It is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the Araceae family, Aglaonema genus. The stems are thick and sturdy, with plant height reaching over 2 meters. The leaves are elliptical, deep green, glossy, and covered with yellow spots, making the color vivid.

It prefers high temperatures, high humidity, and semi-shaded environments, has poor cold resistance, and is suitable for loose, fertile soil with good drainage. To keep the large flower leaf Aglaonema leaves beautiful and the plant graceful, the following points should be noted during maintenance:

(1) The large flower leaf Aglaonema has strong shade tolerance and prefers soft scattered light. It can be placed in a well-ventilated and bright indoor area, or on a balcony or courtyard with light shade, avoiding direct sunlight. However, the light should not be too weak; if the light is too dim, it can cause the leaves to fade, affecting their appearance.

(2) The optimal growth temperature is between 25~30°C, and the winter temperature should be maintained above 12°C. If the temperature is too low, it can easily suffer from frost damage.

(3) Watering should be done when the soil is dry and then wet, with sufficient watering in the summer and frequent misting to increase air humidity; in winter, watering should be controlled, but the leaves should still be sprayed with warm water regularly.

(4) During the peak growing season, it is advisable to apply more nitrogen and potassium fertilizers, generally applying liquid fertilizers 1~2 times a month. Every spring, it is necessary to change to a pot one size larger, with the potting soil composed of peat soil mixed with garden soil, and a small amount of long-acting granular fertilizer added as a base fertilizer. The stem bases of older plants often tend to shed leaves, affecting their appearance, so it is best to update them every 2~3 years to encourage new leaf growth.

The above is a comprehensive explanation of what to pay attention to when caring for the large flower leaf Aglaonema, hoping it can help you.