The Aglaonema Maria, also called Aglaonema Emerald Beauty, brings jungle vibes to your space with glossy leaves of various shades of dark to silvery green. As a darker leaved variety of Aglaonema, Maria is especially tolerant of lower light but will grow slower in those environments. Aglaonema, also called Chinese Evergreens, are non-fussy plants and can survive in lower light and humidity if needed. The Aglaonema Maria, also called Aglaonema Emerald Beauty, brings jungle vibes to your space with glossy leaves of various shades of dark to silvery green. As a darker leaved variety of Aglaonema, Maria is especially tolerant of lower light but will grow slower in those environments. Aglaonema, also called Chinese Evergreens, are non-fussy plants and can survive in lower light and humidity if needed.

How to keep it Leafy:

Adjust your watering schedule according to how much light your Aglaonema receives. For example, an Aglaonema placed near a large, bright window may prefer weekly watering, whereas an Aglaonema in a cool, darker corner may only need water once every two weeks.

	Water Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing the top 2-3 inches of soil to dry out between waterings
	Sunlight Low to bright indirect. Direct, bright sunlight should be avoided.
	Humidity Prefers higher levels of humidity, around 30-60% humidity.