When should I repot it?

Wait until it clearly outgrows its pot. easyplant offers a repotting kit, but its larger pot holds more soil, so there’s no need to move the plant before its roots need the extra space.

Aglaonema Minty Ice

Name: Aglaonema Minty Ice
Brand: Easyplant
SKU: 1016-S-AGLMNT-SP-454646
Price: 39 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Self Watering, Longer Living

Small · $39

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Color: Stone Black

Stand: None

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Aglaonema Minty Ice at a Glance

Water once a month with

Can reach up to 2 ft tall indoors.

Place it on a side table to bring soft color and fresh texture to your space.

Aglaonema Minty Ice Bio

Native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, Aglaonema Minty Ice is admired for its beautifully variegated foliage, where silvery mint-green leaves are intricately patterned with deeper shades of green. Its cool, refreshing palette and lush, full growth create a soft yet striking presence, effortlessly bringing texture and brightness to any space. Resilient and adaptable, this tropical beauty combines distinctive foliage with an easygoing nature, making it a charming addition to any plant collection.

Light Instructions

Aglaonema Minty Ice grows best in a space with bright indirect light, where the sun rays are diffused, and can also adapt to spaces with medium to low light. Avoid placing it in spaces without natural light or with direct sunlight.

How does self-watering work?

1
Simply open the lid and fill with water
2
Your plant drinks only when needed
3
The result: healthy, long-lived plants that are easy to maintain

easyplant benefits

Carefree and convenient
Never worry about when to water
Much healthier plants that live longer
We use proven Waterwick TM technology to optimize water consumption

Advantages		Other
Water every	1 Month	1 Week
Overwatering	Rare	Common
Underwatering	Never	Common
Over compacted dry soil	Never	Common
Easily know when to water
Stable root growth

Aglaonema Minty Ice Care

Frequently Asked Questions

It can adapt to low light, but it may grow more slowly and its leaf pattern may become less distinct; bright indirect light is best.

Check whether the soil is dry and whether the plant is exposed to direct sun, cold drafts, or airflow from a vent, then adjust its placement or watering.