Aglaonema
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care advice
Vibrant with patterned leaves, Aglaonemas are striking and easy-going plants. Because they're laid-back, Aglaonemas are suited for busy lifestyles and less-than-ideal growing conditions. They tolerate dry and moist conditions and can thrive in low light spaces.

Grows best in indirect light - Tolerates low light

Water when the top 1/2 of the soil is dry - Fully saturate the soil

Air Purifying - Absorbs pollutants

Not Pet Friendly - Avoid ingesting

Sits 18-24" tall and wide, in an 8" grow pot
Pro Tips
Darker leafed Aglaonemas tolerate lower light levels, but will grow very slowly and require very little water in spaces with little or no natural light. Will do best in or near an East or West-facing window.
Origin
Aglaonema is a genus of approximately 20 species of perennials from tropical Asia, commonly called Chinese Evergreen. The name comes from the Greek word aglaos, meaning bright or clear, and nema, meaning thread. They grow naturally under large leafed canopies so tolerate and are happiest in low light levels. Aglaonema do flower but as the flowers take a lot of energy from the plant it is best to remove them. Fun Fact - Aglaonema is the title character's beloved houseplant featured in the film Leon.
Delivery & Returns
Free pick-up at the Jungle NYC store
14-day Returns or Exchanges for Jungle Members
Note that every plant is unique. The plant you recieve will be similar but will not exactly match the photo.

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