Aglaonema leaves curling

Let's understand why the leaves on your Aglaonema plant's are curling, reasons behind the leaf curls and what we can do fix the leaves curling on Aglaonema plant.
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The first step is to ensure that when you water your plant, the soil actually absorbs the water rather than allowing it to run off the sides of the pot. This can happen if the soil has become compacted or hydrophobic. Try bottom watering with luke warm water. In Spring and summer water Aglaonema or Chinese evergreen plants when 25% of the top soil is dry. In winter let the soil dry about 50%. But always remember it's better to keep them on drier side and Make sure the pot has proper drainage to prevent waterlogging.
Aglaonema leaves can curl under if exposed to too much direct sunlight. This curling is a protective response to prevent sunburn. The plant prefers to be shielded from direct rays, especially during the intense midday sun.
leaves of these plants can start to curl and may develop brown tips. This happens because low humidity makes it harder for the plant to retain enough moisture. To fix this, you can place a humidifier near the plant to increase humidity.
When they are exposed to cold drafts or sudden fluctuations in temperature, it can stress the plant. This stress often manifests in the curling of its leaves. To ensure your Aglaonema remains healthy and thriving, it's crucial to maintain a stable and moderate temperature.
If you observe that your Aglaonema has become root-bound, meaning its roots have completely filled its current pot, repot it into a larger container. This allows the roots more space to grow and can support the overall health of the plant. To ensure your Aglaonema receives essential nutrients for healthy growth, apply a balanced liquid fertilizer during the growing season. This helps provide the necessary nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

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