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Aglaonéma Red Siam

Raspberry-pink veins on dark green foliage: the colour of a sun plant with the tolerance of a shade one.

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Aglaonéma Red Siam — Raspberry-pink veins on dark green foliage: the colour of a sun plant with the tolerance of a shade one.

Care Profile

A guide to ensuring your botanical companion thrives.

Origin

Horticultural origin

Light

Low to bright

Watering

Weekly

Maintenance

Easy

Aglaonéma Red Siam — detail

The red that came from Thailand

Red aglaonemas came out of decades of breeding in Thailand, starting from entirely green understorey species of South-East Asia.

The result keeps the toughness of its wild parent — little light, little water, few demands — while carrying a colour no shade plant produced before.

"All that colour, and almost no demands."
01

Styling Tip 01

Medium light is enough

It copes with a dim corner, but holds brighter pink near a sheer-curtained window.

02

Styling Tip 02

Sensitive to cold

Below 15 °C the leaves develop grey blotches: keep it away from cold glass and air-conditioning flow.

03

Styling Tip 03

Irritant sap

Like all aroids, its sap irritates the mouth: keep it out of reach of children and pets.

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