Aglaonema Rotundum Hybrid Peacock (Aglaenema Peacock Plant)

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Water Requirement

Bestow upon it 50 ml of water thrice a week, ensuring the topsoil is dry beforehand. RO-purified water or water with a TDS below 300 is most suitable for healthy growth. During the winter season, reduce watering to once a week. Overwatering can cause root rot, so always check soil moisture before watering.

Fertilizing

The Aglaonema Peacock is a fuss-free, low-maintenance plant that requires only occasional feeding.

Light & Temperature

The Aglaonema Peacock flourishes in bright, indirect light and adapts gracefully to a variety of indoor lighting conditions. However, direct sunlight should be avoided, as it may cause leaf burn. For better growth, it is beneficial to keep the plant in semi-shade outdoors every 15 days. This tropical beauty is most comfortable in temperatures ranging from 16°C to 30°C. During the peak of summer or the chill of winter, particularly in North India, a little extra attention helps maintain its lush, vibrant appearance.

Pruning & Repotting

To keep your Aglaonema Peacock looking its best, occasional pruning is beneficial. Snip away yellowing or damaged leaves to support fresh growth. Dust the leaves regularly to improve photosynthesis. When it outgrows its pot, move it to a container that’s 2 inches wider and offers proper drainage. Avoid repotting during temperature extremes to minimize stress on the plant.

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Transform your space into a serene sanctuary with the enchanting Aglaonema Peacock, a mesmerizing hybrid from the Chinese Evergreen family. Its rich green foliage, accented with pinkish-red hues, and intricate feather-like patterns, mirrors the elegance of a peacock in full display. Beyond its striking beauty, this plant works quietly to purify your air, filtering out toxins like benzene and formaldehyde, as noted in NASA’s Clean Air Study.

Graceful yet resilient, the Aglaonema Peacock is a dream for both budding plant lovers and seasoned green thumbs. Its effortless charm and low-maintenance nature make it a staple in modern indoor jungles, bringing a whisper of the tropics and a sense of calm wherever it resides.

Low Water Requirement - Needs just 50 ml of water three times a week. Always check if the topsoil is dry before watering to avoid overwatering and root rot.
Attractive Foliage - The Aglaonema Peacock stands out with its bold, patterned leaves that resemble peacock feathers, adding a fresh, natural touch to any room.
Air Purifying - This plant helps improve indoor air quality by removing common toxins like formaldehyde and benzene.
Easy to Care For - Great for beginners, it can handle low light and doesn’t mind if you miss a watering or two. Perfect for busy schedules or low-maintenance plant setups.

Is the Aglaonema Peacock safe for pets?

Unfortunately, no. If your cat or dog decides to nibble on it, it could be harmful. It’s best to keep the plant out of their reach.
How do I know when it’s time to water?

Just stick your finger into the soil. If the top 1–2 inches feel dry, it’s time to water. Try not to overdo it though, too much water can lead to root rot.
Can the Aglaonema Peacock handle low light?

Yes, it’s quite adaptable and does well even in spots with limited natural light. Ideally, place it in bright to medium indirect light for the best growth. Just avoid direct sunlight, as it can scorch the leaves.
How often should I feed it?

A balanced liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season works well. You can ease up or skip it altogether in the winter.
How can I increase humidity around the plant?

You can mist the leaves now and then, use a small humidifier nearby, or even place a shallow tray of water close to the plant.