Aglaonema Red Vine Indoor Guide

Medium to bright indirect light maintains strong stem and leaf color. Direct sun burns or washes pigment. Low light is tolerated but results in reduced color intensity. East or shaded south windows are effective indoors.

Water when the top inch dries slightly. Overwatering causes yellowing leaves and root issues, while underwatering leads to droop. After shipping, watering needs decrease temporarily. Drain excess water fully.

Tolerates indoor humidity (40–60%). Slightly higher humidity improves leaf finish but is optional. Avoid vents blowing directly onto foliage.

Ideal 65–80°F. Below 60°F slows metabolism and risks chilling damage. Protect from cold drafts near windows or doors.

Use tropical well-draining soil with perlite. Avoid compact mixes. Repot when rootbound.

Stable indoor performer with consistent leaves once established. Acclimation takes 1–3 weeks.

Color dulling → low light

Yellowing → excess water

Curling → underwatering or dryness