Aglaonema Pinky Pie Indoor Growing

Medium to bright indirect light enhances pink coloration. Direct sunlight fades pink pigment and may burn leaves. Low light increases green dominance and slows growth. East or bright north windows are appropriate indoors.

Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry. Overwatering causes yellowing and soft stems, while underwatering causes drooping. After shipping, reduce watering slightly until new growth resumes. Always provide drainage.

Handles normal indoor humidity but produces cleaner foliage at 50–65%. Dry air may lightly brown tips. Avoid strong forced-air contact.

Ideal range is 65–80°F. Below 60°F slows growth and risks damage. Avoid cold windows or open doors during winter.

Use well-draining tropical mix with some perlite. Avoid dense soils that trap moisture excessively. Repot when roots fill the pot.

Steady indoor grower with improving color under brighter conditions. Acclimation takes 1–3 weeks. Resume fertilizing once growth restarts.

Color fading → insufficient light

Yellowing → too much water

Leaf curl → dryness or underwatering