Can u please help me identify this plant

might be an all green Aglaonema, or a Dieffenbachia?

Looks like a Dieff but I have no clue which one

It is an Aglaonema, probably commutatum species. Do you have any questions about its care?

WillC said:It is an Aglaonema, probably commutatum species. Do you have any questions about its care?

thank you ! i just started getting into plants and that was one of the few i have in my home that i couldn't identify
and yeah just googled and it's Aglaonema modestum.
if you have any tips for it yeah i m here to hear them

Yours looks pretty healthy. Keep it tightly potted. It is unlikely it will ever need a larger pot.

Lots of bright indirect sun, but no direct sunlight at all.

Water it thoroughly as soon as the top quarter of the soil feels dry.

It doesn' need humidity (misting) or fertilizer.

In time as it loses older lower leaves to age and each stem grows taller, you will want to prune back the tall stems to a height of 2-3 inches above the soil. New growth will then emerge on the stem starting where you make the pruning cut and grow upward from there. The top cuttings will root readily in plain water or stuck in the soil of the existing pot.

Enjoy!