Foxy The Aglaonema Silver Queen Care Guide
AGLAONEMA SILVER QUEEN PLANT CARE GUIDE
Also known as the chinese evergreen plant. The Chinese evergreen plant is native to South East Asia.
LIGHTING 
Foxy is happy in all types of light. She is well known for being low light tolerant but will grow faster in a brighter light. She’s perfect for a darker room or for the winter months when the days are shorter.
WATERING 
Foxy can go make weeks without water and prefers her soil to be on the drier side. She’s an excellent plant for the frequent travellers who might not be able to water very often.
HUMIDITY 
Foxy prefers a humid environment but is also happy in normal household humidity levels. Misting her leaves or placing her in a bathroom can help with higher levels of humidity.
TEMPERATURE 
Foxy can tolerate temperatures between 16-30°C. As long as the indoor temperature doesn't dip lower than 16°C Foxy will be happy.
FERTILISER 
Foxy does not need high amounts of fertiliser. Fertilise her twice every growing season with a diluted fertiliser to avoid burning her roots. Do not fertilise in the winter.
REPOTTING 
Foxy doesn’t mind being root bound. This could mean repotting only once every 2-3 years. You will notice her nursery pot begin to buckle or large roots will stick out from the bottom, this is a sign she is ready to be repotted with fresh potting mix.
TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR AGLAONEMA SILVER QUEEN
Yellow leaves - Yellow leaves are usually caused by overwatering and under watering. Allow her soil to completely dry out and only water when the first three inches of soil feels bone dry to touch.
Leaves drooping - Foxy’s foliage naturally droops a little. This is completely normal.
Browning edges/patches - This is a sign that Foxy is suffering from lack of humidity. Place her in a bathroom or on top of a pebble tray.
OUR TOP 3 CARE TIPS 
Top tip 1: Foxy is a toxic plant, keep her out of reach of small children and pets.
Top tip 2: Foxy is a wonderful air purifying plant. She will help remove common household toxins from your home.
Top tip 3: Take a damp cloth to her leaves every couple of weeks. Clean leaves will help to absorb more light.
