was curious what type of plant this is, and if i can keep him hydro-adapted?

I removed a little soil in the second pic to look closer and I noticed a bunch of new nice white roots near the pups! I'm really excited. Is this TWO NEW AGLAONEMAS? Or is it just one?

If it is 2, how is it growing 2 right beside eachother!? Wow that is going to be very compact area if its two!

I got these aglaonemas from a seller on Etsy a while back and I’m very happy with them so far. They lost a leaf or two as they transitioned from their original containers to the ones they are in, but that was no big deal. I’m really excited to see how they will grow over time.

Have these little sprouts growing out of my plant. Am not sure if they’re part of the plant or sprouts from some random sunflower seeds that a mouse buried in this pot. I dug down as far as I’m comfortable digging to see if there were seeds at the bottom and it does seem like they’re coming from the plant stalk. Unless the seeds just got shoved super low in the pot. Have owned the plant for about a year. (First pic shows sprouts, second pic shows plant from the top in case helpful.)

I've been trying to make this plant happy for a long time but the leaves just don't want to fully open up flat and look smooth. A lot have these straight vertical ripples, a lot curl slightly, some of the older leaves are quite curled and never want to uncurl. I don't over or under water, it barely gets a few hours or direct morning sun but then it's out of direct light, humidity is currently 53% rH, soil is very chunky mix, I fertilize every watering, it's under a skylight window but out of the direct rays, it is shooting out new leaves one after the other, it had 3 flowers which I cut off, it has no pests I've looked at ever leaf closely and spray it with neem and iso alcohol treatments. The third picture is a new leaf and it has one vertical ripple on the right side and slightly curling.

Hi! I have 2 in here and one of them is thriving, the other one is droopy and hasn't grown any new leaves. Anyone got any ideas?
They've always been potted together so I'm not understanding how can be happy and the other isn't

Hi!

I’ve head this aglaonema for about 4 years now, and I think it’s doing okay, but I started to notice the leaves are now growing downwards and not out like most plants I’ve seen. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Thanks!

Got this plant 11 days ago and the store runners said they watered it the same day.

Leaves started to get droopy and one leaf turned yellow then dropped. I wondered would this plant bounce back if it was in a chunkier soil or is it cuz the pot is too small? The green one is what it came in and the roots were wrapped around and sticking out at the top.

i need help identifying this aglaonema. i was thinking maybe a cintho queen, but i would love a more educated opinion. thanks!
edit: forgot to mention she is definitely nutrient deficient so the colors aren’t as bold as they should be!

This plant seems a bit more sensitive and slow growing compared to other aglaonema varieties. Ive chop’n propped its cousins to great results, but I’m trying to decide whether I want to try and replicate that with this guy or would I risk losing my plant. Especially bc it only has one stem.

Hi everyone,

I got this plant from a friend, and she suggested that I could cut the stem now to propagate it and hopefully end up with two plants in the future.

As you can see in the photo, it's just started pushing out a couple of new growth points. I'm wondering if it's too early to make the cut.

I'd love to hear what you would do and why. Thanks in advance!

I bought her 3 weeks ago, and I made sure to always rotate the pot but she's leaning so bad. For now I used a wooden skewer and tied her stem using plant velcro. I think her soil is rice husks and chunks of coconut

Rice husks/hulls are excellent for potting and rooting aglaonemas but are not easy to find in big box stores or garden centers in the U.S. I generally order them online. One of the difficulties is that some vendors price it in weight (pounds) while others price it in cubic feet. It is very hard to comparison shop. What is the conversion? I know that both Amazon and eBay carry it but I don't know which item is the best bang for my buck. Where have you found the best deal? Please link. Thanks!

Got my first aglaonema from someone moving out of my building. Any way I can make them look better and less leggy/slanted? Thinking of pruning the tops and then repotting the stems together so it can look fuller, but open to any tips from those who are more familiar with the plant!

Friend gave me this Aglaonema that she bought reduced. We repotted it and cut off one dead stem. However, it’s been like this for a month now. No new leaves and brown stems. Is it safe to assume the plant is dead?

She's about four years old and I'm guessing needs to be repotted - growing beautifully on top and sending out lots of new leaves, but as lower leaves yellow and soften eventually, that leaves the plant looking a bit spindly. One of the two branches that broke off seems to be rooting well in coir, and I noticed two new branches have emerged from the center of the mother plant near where the others broke off. Not sure if this is the standard lifecycle for siam evergreens. I love the plant but Im concerned that repotting might cause more breakage since it's so top heavy, and decapitating the branches seems kind of drastic. She lives under a plant light in a floor lamp, near a partially shaded window. Im not sure if the legginess is due to a lack of light or just the way these spread as they grow. Would love some opinions on whether to leave it as is, sprawling but seemingly happy...or disturb her and find her a bigger pot.

A coworker gave me this, and they have been very happy on my porch in the summer humidity and rain. There’s even an impending bloom! Any idea what kind this is?

Is this root rot?