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Care guide
Rose Dune
Red Aglaonema in a ribbed ivory ball.
LightBright, indirect
WaterEvery 7 to 10 days
Best spotNeutral room accent
Care levelEasy
Where to put it
Use it as the one spot of color in a calm, neutral room: a living room side table, a bedroom or a majlis corner with good daylight.
Light
It needs more light than green varieties to keep its red. Bright indirect light is ideal, with no direct sun.
Watering
Water when the top 3 cm of soil is dry. Keep the soil lightly moist, never soaked.
Feeding
Liquid feed at half strength once a month in spring and summer.
If something looks wrong
- Red fading to green. Not enough light. Move it closer to a window.
- Brown edges. Cold air from the AC or dry soil.
- Drooping stems. Too much water. Check that the pot drains.
Pets: Not safe for cats and dogs if chewed.
more light, more red