r/Aglaonema

Help Identify

I originally got this back in February. It was a tiny little plant in a water vase. However, it still had soil roots. It slowly declined and beginning of June had only 3 leaves. So I added leca and Nutrients. It is finally starting to grow.
But, can’t figure out which type of Algeonema this is.
2nd pic shows leaves better.

Leaves grow from green around edges and darker pink in middle to a super super light pink in middle.

Are these soon to be new leaves, flowers, or something else?

Aglaonema golden Madonna new leaf came out much more silver colored than other leaves. Any negative indicator on this? Also other new leaf on second picture is curling down from the tip. It gets quite a decent bit of light from a skylight window. I'm trying to keep it out of any direct sunlight. Watering every 15 days or so. I use a moisture meter and my finger to see if the soil is dry. I make sure it's quite dry before I drench it again .

Ignore the sustee stick!!

I have what seems like a new stem but it’s growing pretty close to the other stem!!! It’s about a centimeter away from the other stems!!! What should I do? Am I gonna have to unbury it and try to separate the baby from mother??? What do I do?

Last pic is when I got her a year ago :)

So I’ve had an Aglaonema for about 4 months now and it keeps on getting fungus flies. At first it was because I watered it from the top of the pot a few times. But I stopped that very fast.

Once I got flies I used diatomaceous earth powder on the top layer it and it seemed to fix it.

Now I use the bottom watering method and I water once every 2 week with like 100ml or less. It was good for a month and a half but now I have flies again. And a lot. I put out one of the yellow sticky traps and I have over a hundred flies stuck on it.

My question is what am I supposed to do or what am I doing wrong? I obviously cant have this many flies in the house and it is getting a bit annoying while watching TV to have tiny flies flying around. Do I need to put a thick 1 inch layer of diatomaceous earth and cover thr entire top? I put spoonfuls at first.

This is the plant if you would like to see the pots bottom watering mechanism.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Lowe-s-1-40-QT-AGLAONEMA-SIAM-WG/5013210411

Hello, I put my plant in water and I change water every 3 days. It's been like this for a month and a half. I don't see anything changing. She's lost a another leaf a week ago. I don't know what to do.

What are these "pea pods" on my Pictum Tricolor? They are hard and not like my other Siam Auroras flowers. Are they seeds? This plant lives outdoors under a tree in speckled sunlight in Floridas humid weather. Its thriving as its grown 2 little youngins and its still a baby too. I got it as a starter in November of last year and its pretty much been outside since. An help identifying these pods would be greatly appreciated. I feel like I should know the answer to this question but im drawing a blank today. 😁

My aglaonema started off like this (first pic) then had a crazy color change when i gave it some sun! I just wanted to share as i found it pretty interesting.

Hi ! I got this Aglaonema 1,5 month ago. It didn’t start very well:

1. I found a single thrip in it (I guess there were more) so I treated her and quarantined her but she lost one leaf.
2. I changed her soil (maybe I shouldn’t have because it was too stressed already?) but it was wayyyy too dense so I used my go to mix with soil, orchid bark and perlite. I watered her once since then but the soil doesn’t seem to completely dry.
3. 3 leaves were completely buried in the soil before I repotted it. But I still lost 2 of them and the 3 one is also yellow

So my question is should I cut and propagate? What are the chances that it will survive like that because I really don’t want to lose it… but I feel like it just doesn’t get better…
Also, it will be then my first time propagating an Aglaonema. Where should I cut? And should I put the propagation with my pothos props in water? Or should I put it in soil/perlite directly?

Hi all! I’m a relatively new plant mom and new to the plant community 😊 This is my baby Posi, short for Mariposa and I got her in January. I lost a couple of leaves in the beginning due to shock and relocation twice, but she’s been thriving since. I keep her in my office so she’s under a grow light set for 10 hours a day. I recently repotted her almost 2 weeks ago and I used a tropical potting soil mix and added perlite and orchid bark, but I’m noticing how much the bigger pot is retaining moisture; I was watering her once a week once she got under the grow light, but I haven’t had to water her since I repotted her (I use a plant watering probe to check soil) and now I’m wondering if I should downsize her pot. I don’t want her to experience any root rot, but she has a new leaf that is still coming in so I also don’t want to bother her if she’ll be okay as is.

I just watered it so the substrate is wet.

5 inch pot, aroid mix, water when 50% dry, included pic of the roots, new growth, gets indirect light

I’m used to this plant losing its older leaves occasionally but I noticed today that several have yellow spots on them 😕 I know this could be a few things so please help me with what else I should be looking for. TY!

my new imports and fb snags 🧡

1&2: super baby (maybe amorn rattanagosin?)
3: crown of siam
4: siam jade
5: spilt milk
6: Claudia

I have two flowers growing on my aglaonema! It's a fairly new, to me, plant so I was going to let the first flower grow just to experience it. But now I think I see the beginnings of another one growing, should I do an experiment and try to pollinate and let it go to seed?? Is it worth it?

Give me tips and tricks if the answer is yes!

ETA: this isn't about whether or not I should cut them, but more if anyone has tried pollinating them to produce seeds?

What is her name ?? Can someone help I tried to find out but unsuccessfully ??

Having a some trouble figuring out if this is an aglaonema or dieffenbachia and it definitely needs some love.

>!Edit: I did try posting this to r/houseplants because it feels more appropriate there but the karma requirement shut me out!<