Anglaonema

Light: Find the area that receives less indirect light. Place your plant far from doors, air vents and windows in order to ensure it won’t suffer from drafts.

Fertilizer: the species at least 2 times per month. Water them from spring until autumn with an appropriate solution (1 tsp. soluble 20-20-20 analysis fertilizer and 1 gallon of water).

Water: Water the plant when the top 2 inches of the soil start getting dry.

Care: One of the basic care instructions includes wiping the leaves with a moistened cloth to remove dust and dirt.

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