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aglaonema croton Aglaonema Crete | Buy houseplantHome delivery throughout Belgium. Collection in Leuven possible monster for the living room lifelong help for all your plant questions The Aglaonema Crete is a real eye catcher in any interior. This houseplant is known for its fresh, green leaves with subtle silver flecks. It's ideal for beginners taking their first steps in the green world. With its compact growth, it takes up little space but instantly adds life and ambiance to your living room or

  • Home delivery throughout Belgium.
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  • monster for the living room
  • lifelong help for all your plant questions

The Aglaonema Crete is a real eye-catcher in any interior. This houseplant is known for its fresh, green leaves with subtle silver flecks. It's ideal for beginners taking their first steps in the green world. With its compact growth, it takes up little space but instantly adds life and ambiance to your living room or office.

How to care for an Aglaonema Crete

Watering for Aglaonema Crete

Correct watering is essential for keeping your Aglaonema Crete healthy. Water it about once a week, and check before watering whether the top few centimeters of potting soil feel dry. Preferably use lukewarm, filtered, or rainwater to avoid limescale buildup and root rot.

Light for Aglaonema Crete

The Aglaonema Crete loves bright, indirect light but also tolerates shady spots indoors. Avoid placing the plant in direct sunlight, as this can burn the leaves. In a dimly lit room, the Crete retains its color and continues to grow steadily, making it perfect for dimly lit rooms.

Common problems

Yellow leaves

Yellow leaves are often caused by overwatering or a sudden temperature fluctuation. Remove the affected leaves and adjust your watering routine. For additional support, see our tips in the blog post on what to do about root rot .

Plant leaking moisture

A dripping Aglaonema Crete indicates overwatering or a broken saucer under the pot. Always check that the pot has good drainage and empty the water reservoir regularly. Add hydroponic clays to better regulate the water flow.

Pests

Spider mites and thrips can settle on the leaves of the Crete. Inspect your plant weekly and treat at the first sign of pests with a mild solution of water and dish soap. For a more sustainable approach, you can also opt for our sticky traps against fungus gnats .

Roots sticking out from the bottom

When roots emerge from the pot, it's time to repot. Choose a pot one size larger and use fresh potting soil, such as our aroid soil in a 5-liter container . Repotting promotes growth and prevents root binding.

Brown leaf edges

Brown edges often indicate air that is too dry or not enough water. Increase the humidity by using a plant mister or placing a humidifier in the room. A good reference can be found in our blog post on how to increase humidity .

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Aglaonema Crete poisonous?

Yes, the Aglaonema Crete belongs to the Araceae family and contains oxalic acid. Keep this plant out of reach of children and pets. For a non-toxic alternative, see our non-toxic houseplants .

What varieties of Aglaonema are there?

There are several beautiful Aglaonemas, each with its own unique charm. Some popular varieties include:

Want an extra tropical touch alongside your Crete? Then also check out the Monstera Minima or the robust Dracaena Marginata .

With the Aglaonema Crete, you're bringing a low-maintenance, atmospheric plant into your home. Order online now and enjoy fast delivery, or pick up your new green friend in Leuven. For additional advice, read our Aglaonema care guide or contact us via our FAQ page .

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