Aglaonema sp., Chinese Evergreen

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Aglaonema sp.
Family: Araceae
Chinese Evergreen
Origin: tropical Asia and Africa
small shrub 2-5 ft

They are grown for their ornamental foliage in homes, greenhouses, and in the outdoors, where climates allow.

These plants should have a moist, but well drained, heavy soil. It will live for long periods in water and in spots with poor light; though bright, indirect sunlight or partial shade is best. Water moderately and maintain a fairly humid atmosphere. Keep them drier throughout the winter.

Aglaonema commutatum

Aglaonema Butterfly

Aglaonema siamense

Aglaonema Red Gold

Name	Comments
Name:huang harry Email:h-2@hotmail.com Location:indonesia Homepage: Zone:tro 16 May 2006, 12:53 PM	the red gold aglaonema is called the bicolor butterfly, it needs a porus media,It doesn't like many waters, this aglao was a cross from A.commutatum and A.rotundum, A.rotundum was the aglaonema which give red colours to all aglaonema hybrid which had red colours, A. rotundum was only from north sumatra, it has two diffrent types, the round leaf with a pink stripes and red on the back, and the semi round leaf with a red stripes and red on back of the leaf. and for the top left side is called aglaonema "Donna Carmen", it was created in 1985 by Indonesian breeder "Gregory Hambali", it was a cross between A.Rotundum X A.Commutatum X A. Brevispathum, Nb: the most succes alglaonema is The aglaonema "Pride Of Sumatra". thanks
Name:Sampson Cadogan Email:g-_@excite.com Location:Trinidad and Tobago Homepage: Zone:11 26 Dec 2008, 1:12 PM	The photograph "3537.jpg" on the aglaonema webpage is that of a Homalomena Selby. You can look it up to verify.

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