One of my personal favorite ornamental plants is the Silver Queen (botanical name: Aglaonema crispum), a majestic plant with beautifully variegated narrow, spear-shaped leaves.
I had purchased mine about four months ago and it is growing splendidly. It had been growing in the nursery's greenhouse and potted in very healthy well aerated peat; I therefore did not see the need to repot it. Given the rate of its growth, it is certain I will need to pot it on by the end of the growing season.
In this post I write about my experience caring for Silver Queen.
I had purchased mine about four months ago and it is growing splendidly. It had been growing in the nursery's greenhouse and potted in very healthy well aerated peat; I therefore did not see the need to repot it. Given the rate of its growth, it is certain I will need to pot it on by the end of the growing season.
In this post I write about my experience caring for Silver Queen.
