Aglaonema Red Star - Chinese Evergreen Height - 35- 40cm Pot Size -12cm

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The sparkling Chinese evergreen is actually part of a patented collection called Jazzed Gems™. It makes a statement in any room, reaching 0.6m tall. Place it somewhere with indirect lighting. Temperature Aglaonema Red Star prefers temperatures between 60-85°F (15-29°C). Avoid placing the plant in areas with extreme temperatures or drafts.

I’ve included a section on problems near the end of this post, but this plant does not like to dry out completely. In fact, it hates it. Nor does it like to stay wet all the time, so you’ll have to strike a happy medium. It also grows slowly, reaching a maximum height of 0.5m, so you can position it on side tables or even your office desk! Aglaonema species like the ‘Siam Aurora’ are flowering exotic plants. ‘Siam Aurora’ flowers are spathe-like, consisting of a whitish-green spadix and light green spathe—a type of modified leaf. Flowers on red Aglaonema plants look like calla lilies or Anthurium plants. There’s an elaborate bright pink color on the edges and middle of the aglaonema lotus delight that stands out. The plant is short in stature and shares the benefits common to other aglaonema plant species – air purification, decoration, and an easy maintenance schedule. 8. Aglaonema Suksom Jaipong The aglaonema simplex is native to Southern Burma and parts of South East Asia. The plant features a dominant green color without the constant color variations common in other variants of the same species.

Aglaonema Modestum

Aglaonema “Harlequin” is noticeably small – growing up to 0.3m at most. It’s the perfect indoor plant for small spaces such as kitchens, side tables, and bedrooms. Chinese evergreens are herbaceous perennial plants that often feature variegation on the foliage. The plant has arrow-like leaves that can appear dark green, light green, or variegations of pink, cream, and silver. During the growing season from spring to autumn, fertilise your Chinese evergreen once a fortnight. Our Plantura Liquid Houseplant Food is ideal for Aglaonema plants and strengthens both the leaves and roots. Simply mix the fertiliser with water as per the instructions and water your Chinese evergreen. This fertiliser ensures the necessary nutrients are readily available to the plant.

Aglaonema is native to very warm and humid areas in its natural habitat. High humidity indoors would benefit these plants, however they are very tolerant of average indoor humidity! For a more in depth discussion, refer to my Aglaonema Flowers blog post to learn more. FIXING A LEGGY AGLAONEMAThis article is a guide to red Aglaonema plants. Along with descriptions of Aglaonema’s broad, pointed, colorful leafy foliage, pictures of red Aglaonemas will help you choose the perfect tropical indoor Aglaonema plant for your home. About Red or Pink Aglaonema You can propagate a ‘Siam Aurora’ by stem cuttings, seeds, or root division. The easiest method is to propagate red Aglaonema plants by dividing the root ball into two or three sections. This way, you can easily grow or gift a new beautiful red Aglaonema ‘Siam Aurora.’ Here are Lesser Known Aglaonema Varieties You Should Not Miss! 2. Aglaonema Chocolate tils_plant_therapy Chinese evergreens do not require a lot of light and are therefore suitable for darker rooms. Placed in partial shade, Aglaonemas will develop particularly beautiful green leaves; if these plants get too much light, the leaves turn yellowish or greyish. On the other hand, varieties with light or brightly patterned leaves tolerate a little more light and should be moved to a brighter spot. If you cat or dog has ingested Aglaonema, they may experience pain, irritation and swelling in the mouth, tongue and lips, and even vomiting and difficulty swallowing.

Aglaonema comes in a variety of rare species. One of the rarest varieties of the plant includes the aglaonema pink star, super white, and others. The species shares some characteristics with the more widespread varieties, including ideal growing climates, water requirements, etc. This beautiful aglaonema does well in medium to bright indirect light and can be kept at a temperature of 65-75 degrees Fahrenheit.Leaves are spattered gray-green, spotted white with white coloration around main veins, and with white stems spotted with green. According to the ASPCA, Chinese evergreen ( Aglaonema) plants contain insoluble calcium oxalates. These toxins are harmful to cats and dogs. Ingesting them can cause oral irritation, swelling, and difficulty swallowing.