Aglaonima Pink Arora

One of the essential plants for indoor use by the expert interior plantscaper for decades is Aglaonema Pink Aurora. Shade tolerance and indirect bright light preferences are preferred by Aglaonema Pink Aurora. For this plant, direct morning sunshine is OK, but direct afternoon sunlight should be avoided. High humidity is necessary for Aglaonema Pink Aurora. The leaves get distorted, improperly unfolded, and dry on top and at the edges in dry air. Pink Aurora Aglaonema do not enjoy wet feet. Water the plant frequently during the growing season (spring to summer), when the top layer of the substrate dries out. They receive regular watering during the autumn and winter months, usually a day or two after the top layer of the substrate dries out. Both excessive dryness and waterlogging (particularly in the winter) are harmful to the plant.