Japanese Aralia Thirsty and can shift and tip

and can shift and tip over if they’re in too much soil

and makes a great plant for inside your home

Aglaonemas owe their widespread popularity to their high tolerance of low light and the variety of colorful patterns on their leaves

Climate - Native to tropical regions of Costa Rica

They vary greatly in their light needs

Japanese Aralia Thirsty and can shift and tipBushy, low maintenance house plant. Classic finger leaf structure with white speckles. Climate Native to Southern Japan Light Bright indirect, never direct Soil Well draining potting soil with peat moss Water Water weekly keeping soil evenly moist, let top 2 inches dry before watering Humidity Likes increased humidity, use pebble tray or light misting Temperature Typical indoor temperature acceptable, prefers temperatures above 60 degrees