RedCrocus Aglaonema Silver Bay Chinese Evergreen Live Plant, Low-Light, Easy-Care Houseplant for Home or Office, Variegated Foliage 4" Pot

Name: RedCrocus Aglaonema Silver Bay Chinese Evergreen Live Plant, Low-Light, Easy-Care Houseplant for Home or Office, Variegated Foliage 4" Pot
Brand: RedCrocus
SKU: ber0b1f-redcrocus
Price: 52.00 USD
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Aglaonema Silver Bay

A resilient, low-light Chinese evergreen with luminous silver-green leaves

Indoor Friendly Low to Medium Light Beginner-Friendly Air-Purifying

Description

Elegant silver variegation with dependable indoor performance

Aglaonema Silver Bay, a beloved Chinese evergreen cultivar, is prized for its broad, glossy leaves brushed with a cool silver center and deep green margins. Its naturally compact, clumping habit and tolerance for lower light make it an outstanding, low-maintenance choice for homes and offices alike. While it can occasionally produce inconspicuous spathe-and-spadix blooms, Silver Bay is grown almost exclusively for its foliage. It thrives in warm, draft-free rooms, where even light and modest humidity keep the leaves lush and vibrant.

Tip: Rotate the pot 90° every few weeks to encourage symmetrical growth and maintain even variegation exposure.

Plant Details

Key Attributes

Botanical NameAglaonema Silver Bay (Chinese evergreen cultivar)
Common NameAglaonema; Chinese Evergreen ‘Silver Bay’
Size & GrowthTypically 20–36 in. tall and wide (50–90 cm) indoors; clumping, upright stems; neat, full habit.
Hardiness ZonesUSDA 10–12 outdoors (frost-free); commonly grown as an indoor plant elsewhere. Protect below 60°F (16°C).
Foliage TypeEvergreen, broad leaves with silver-green centers and darker green margins; glossy, elliptic to lanceolate.
Bloom TimeOccasional spathe-and-spadix in spring–summer; blossoms are small and typically removed to favor foliage.
Growth RateSlow to moderate indoors; quicker in warm, bright, indirect light with consistent moisture.
Light RequirementsLow to bright, indirect light; avoid direct sun. Brighter indirect light maintains stronger variegation.
Attracts PollinatorsNo—flowers are inconspicuous and plants are usually grown indoors away from pollinators.
Indoor FriendlyExcellent—adaptable to indoor conditions, including low light and average household humidity.
Container FriendlyThrives in containers with drainage; responds well to repotting every 2–3 years as roots fill the pot.
Deer ResistantGenerally avoided by deer when grown outdoors in warm climates due to sap irritation/toxicity.
Pet WarningToxic to cats and dogs if chewed (insoluble calcium oxalates). Causes oral irritation and drooling. Keep out of reach.
FragrantNo notable fragrance; grown primarily for ornamental foliage.
Cut FlowerNot typically used as a cut flower; foliage can occasionally accent mixed arrangements.
Grows Well WithGrows Well With Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum), ZZ Plant (Zamioculcas), Philodendron, Pothos (Epipremnum), Dieffenbachia, and Dracaena—plants with similar low to medium light needs.

Evergreen Low Maintenance Air Quality Booster Shaded Corners

Care Tips

Practical guidance for thriving plants

Planting InstructionsUse a container with drainage holes. Loosen roots gently, set crown at the same depth it grew previously, and backfill with a well-aerated mix. Water to settle and drain thoroughly.
Soil MoistureKeep evenly moist but never soggy. Allow the top 1–2 inches (2.5–5 cm) to dry between waterings; reduce frequency in winter or low light.
Soil TypeWell-draining aroid mix: high-quality potting soil blended with perlite and fine bark (or coco chips). pH slightly acidic to neutral (≈6.0–7.0).
HumidityPrefers 40–60%+. Tolerates average household levels, but leaves look best with moderate humidity and steady temperatures (65–80°F / 18–27°C).
Pruning InstructionsRemove yellowing or damaged leaves at the base with clean shears. Pinch off flower spathes to focus energy on foliage. Wipe dust from leaves regularly.
Winter CareKeep above 60°F (16°C) and away from drafts or heat vents. Water less often and avoid cold water on roots. Hold fertilizer if growth slows markedly.
Planting DepthSet so the root crown is level with the soil surface. Do not bury stems; top with a thin layer of fresh mix only.
FertilizationFeed lightly during spring–summer with a balanced liquid at 1/4–1/2 strength every 4–6 weeks, or use a gentle slow-release (approx. 3–1–2). Avoid overfertilizing.
Special CareRotate the pot for even growth; repot every 2–3 years. Monitor for mealybugs, scale, and spider mites. If tips brown, try filtered/room-temperature water and reduce fertilizer salts.