Pink Lady Valentine Aglaonema

Pink Lady Valentine is an upright, clumping Aglaonema with broad leaves described in pink, blush, cream and green. [1]

Aglaonema belongs to the Araceae family and is commonly known as Chinese evergreen. [2]

Give the colorful canopy good indirect light. Protect it from direct sun; lower-light tolerance does not make a dark corner ideal for vigorous growth. [3]

Use an aerated mix that holds moisture without remaining waterlogged. Organic material with bark or perlite provides both moisture storage and air spaces. [4]

Use a pot with drainage holes. [7]

Keep the plant warm and out of drafts. Chinese evergreens are sensitive to chilling; protect them during cold-weather transport and away from a cold windowsill. [4]

Feed during active growth at the product label rate; pause when growth slows. [8]

Remove dead or yellow leaves and wipe dust gently from healthy foliage. Routine heavy pruning is unnecessary; the clump’s natural shape is part of its appeal. [4]

Chinese evergreens have no required winter dormancy. If growth slows with reduced daylight, water less frequently while continuing to check moisture. [3]

Pink Lady Valentine gives a broad pink-and-green canopy. Silver Bay has a silver centre and green margins, while Siam Aurora emphasizes red edges and veins. [2][1]