Aglaonema 'Wintry Winehouse'

8 inch Azalea
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Aglaonema 'Wintry Winehouse'

8 inch Azalea

Wintry Winehouse is a small tropical foliage plant in the genus Aglaonema. This cultivar is compact with bright white and green foliage. While similar in appearance to the 'Etta Rose' Aglaonema the Wintry does not develop a pink color indoors.

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The meters below indicate a range of light and tolerance to drought. The ranges are indicated by the little light bulbs and the small water drops.

Light Instructions

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Aglaonemas are a good choice for places that receive less than great light. These plants will burn if exposed to too much light. Avoid patio areas that receive direct sun during the day.

Water Instructions

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Water maintenance for an Aglaonema is very easy. Prevent long dry periods between waterings and these plants will be happy. Watch for drooping foliage to indicate that water is required.
Aglaonema 'Wintry Winehouse'
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Aglaonema 'Wintry Winehouse'

8 inch Azalea
  • Mealybugs should be the most significant problem on Aglaonema indoors.
  • Calcium and Magnesium, added in the form of dolomite, will help plants look their best for long term use.  One application every six month is sufficient.
  • In the nursery, caterpillars, thrips and disease are common issues, but these should not be a problem indoors.

Mealybugs can be removed with a systemic insecticide drench (Safari), and hand cleaning.  If pesticides are not an option, try horticultural oil directly sprayed onto the insects.  A second and third treatment, if using oils, will be necessary.  Space out the sprays at 3 week intervals to break up the mealybug life cycle.  This interval should be shortened if temperatures are above 80 degrees Fahrenheit.   

When Aglaonemas are big and are not receiving enough fertilizer, Magnesium deficiency may occur.  Watch for yellow leaf margins to appear on the oldest foliage to indicate magnesium deficiency.  The easiest way to prevent this is with infrequent applications of dolomite along with a regular balanced fertilizer program.  Dolomite supplies calcium and magnesium.  Dolomite will also stabilize the pH of the soil allowing for optimal use of fertilizer.


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