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Plant Description:
Common Name- Aglaonema lipstick plant, Aglaonema Sium Aurora
Scientific Name- Aglaonema commutatum
Family-Araceae
Origin-Tropical and sub-tropical regions of Asia and New Guinea
Aglaonema lipstick plant is a popular indoor plant, grown for its attractive foliage. This plant showcases large foliage with vibrant red hue resembling a shade of lipstick. Aglaonema lipstick plant adds a touch of drama and elegance to any indoor spaces. Plant thrives in low light condition and requires low maintenance, making it an ideal plant for indoor spaces.
Benefits/Uses-Aglaonema plants is one of the best indoor plants which helps in purifying the air. It eliminates mainly benzene, Formaldehyde from the air.
Growing Conditions-
1.Soil- Loose, well-drained soil mixture can be used for aglaonema lipstick plants. One can use slightly acidic loamy soil that is rich in organic matter. Perlite and vermiculite can be used for proper drainage.
2.Watering- Aglaonema Lipstick plants should be watered once in every 1 or 2 weeks.
3.Temperature-Maintain average to warm room temperature between 18°C to 29°C.
4.Humidity-Moderate to high humidity is beneficial for the plant. A humidity around 70% is more suitable for Aglaonema lipstick plant.
5.Light Requirements-The plant prefers bright to medium indirect light. It can tolerate low light but the growth will slow.
6. Fertilization- Balanced water soluble NPK can be Given every month or every two Month during spring and summer. Reduce the frequency during winter months.
7.Flowering- The plant can produce cream/Off-white flower, blooms during late winter and continues up to summer months.
8.Important Diseases-Common problems associated with aglaonema plants are root rot problem, browning of leaf tips etc. These problems are observed due to overwatering and for poorly drained soil.
9.Important Pests-The most common pest of aglaonema plant is Mealy bug. They attack the plant and suck the sap of the plants. Leaves become yellowish in color and plant shows wilted symptom. Other than this aphid attack can also see in aglaonema plants. Use neem oil or insecticidal soaps for controlling the pests.
10.Pruning-Prune any yellowish or damaged leaves. Remove dust or debris from the leaves periodically.
11.Propagation-These plants can be propagated through stem Cuttings. Take a stem cutting with few nodes and place it in a well-drained mix. Keep the mix moist until root development.
| Type |
Evergreen Perennial herb |
|---|---|
| Benefits |
Air purification, Used for adding beauty to indoor spaces. |
| Planting Time |
Spring or Summer |
| Soil |
Well drained peat based soil |
| watering |
Allow the top inch of soil to dry before watering |
| Temperature |
18°C to 29°C |
| Humidity |
It appreciates higher humidity levels. |
| Light Requirements |
Moderate to bright indirect light |
| Fertilization |
Balanced water soluble fertilizer monthly during growing season(spring and summer). |
| Flowering |
Produce flowers occasionally, flowers are often green or white in color. |
| Important Diseases |
Root rot, Bacterial blight, Leaf Spot disease |
| Important Pests |
Spider mite, Mealy Bug ,Scale Insects |
| Pruning |
Pruning can be done to get a desirable size and to remove excessive suckers or offshoots at the base. |
| Dormancy Period |
Winter Dormancy |
| Propagation |
Stem Cuttings |
