Have you tried putting it in a bright spot but putting a sheer curtain in front of it? That’ll let the light through but dissipate it

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My Aglaonema is currently looking a bit sad, but it’s just because it’s winter. Whilst that won’t be the sole problem yours is looking sad if it’s been a year, it’s likely that it should perk up a bit once the warm weather hits.

I wouldn’t be too worried about the pot if it’s still alive after a year – especially if you’re being so vigilant about the watering. It’s possible that the plant is putting all her energy into growing new roots to fill up the space before putting out new leaves.

If it were my plant, I’d check the roots first, to make sure they’re not rotted. Then I’d pop the plant in a warm, bright spot that has plenty of humidity. If you don’t have such a space, perhaps try a grow box on a windowsill. Heat mats, grow mats, and humidifiers help, but a clear plastic box on a windowsill near a radiator/heat source will certainly do!

If she isn’t growing very much, I’d cut back on the fertiliser, or switch to something really gentle like worm castings. I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but you can resume your normal fertilising schedule once it starts putting out more growth.

Wow yeah, they’ll LOVE that climate!

First check for pests! Probably not, but just in case. Most likely is that the leaves aren’t liking the amount of water they’re getting when they’re emerging – either room much or too little. Keep an eye out for new leaves and be extra careful about watering.

They’re not fussy, as long as they’re not in direct bright light or somewhere super dark. Mine grow well in medium light.