aglaonema silver queen vs silver bay 6-8ft Aglaonema Silver Bay

aglaonema silver queen vs silver bay 6-8ft Aglaonema Silver BayThe Silver Bay is one of the newer Aglaonema varieties! Big, broad green leaves show off its silver variegation with a proud and bushy growth. They love most lighting and, so long as they're in a pot with proper drainage, they are incredibly easy to take care of and propagate. LIGHT Like other Aglaonemas, the Silverado prefers medium, indirect light. They'll thrive in a room with bright light and away from the direct sun rays and have also been known

The Silver Bay is one of the newer Aglaonema varieties! Big, broad green leaves show off its silver variegation with a proud and bushy growth. They love most lighting and, so long as they're in a pot with proper drainage, they are incredibly easy to take care of and propagate.

LIGHT

Like other Aglaonemas, the Silverado prefers medium, indirect light. They'll thrive in a room with bright light and away from the direct sun rays and have also been known to do well in slightly lower light conditions.

WATER

Thoroughly water your plant when you can feel that the top 2-3" of soil is dry. This is a tropical plant, so it will need high humidity - use a humidifier, a pebble tray, or mist the plant daily.

GROWTH HABITS

This plant can grow to about 3′ feet high with an equal spread when kept as a potted plant. This plant is toxic if ingested and may cause skin irritation. Keep away from pets and small children. Propagation is easy: take a look at the root systems and separate the plants with their own network of roots and repot those babies!