A Gardeners Forum Forums General Discussion The House Plant Forum Dangers of hydro-pods?

We transplanted a portion of our Aglaonema to water after the stalk broke. It eventually grew roots and then we thought of the idea to put it in a clear vase with "rocks" and now it's our center piece for our table. It's nick named Bunnicula because of the white stalk.
So far there hasn't been any issue and it keeps growing, but I have no idea what I'm doing and just wanted to see if anyone had advice as to what could go horribly wrong. Like stem rot, etc.
Any advice?

I would leave it exactly the way it is. It's lovely. Starting in the spring, I'd give it really weak fertilizer, about 1/10 strength about every other month. After about a week, change it out and replace it with water.

I doubt if it rots. It has water roots as opposed to soil roots.

Is the green algae or is it the plant roots starting to turn green? If it's algae, I'm not too sure if it is good for it.

Sounds like a plan.

Yeah, the roots are green, it's not algae. Never thought about it, but I guess they're not usually green because they don't get sunlight. hhhmm...

you've gotten good advice and good questions. i wouldn't worry about it, it looks good.