Owner asks if silver queen is a bulb, wants to repot huge plant (25" pot, 11 ft foliage spread) into 42" pot. Also has ants in soil. What are mealybugs?
Aglaonema grows from rhizomes. When repotting, you can separate into multiple plants.
If seen, dab with isopropyl alcohol. Ants in soil = discard that soil (eggs likely).
42" pot is huge—risk of overwatering. Better to divide and use several smaller pots. Use rich mix (Miracle-Gro), low light, frequent misting.
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