Aglaonema
14 plants
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14 plants
| Compare | Illustration | Plant | UK sales on record | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aglaonema commutatumChinese EvergreenLast sold 29 Aug 2026, another size 2 Sep 2026 | £11Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema commutatum 'Maria'Maria Chinese EvergreenLast sold 1 Sep 2026, another size 12 Oct 2026 | £15Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema pictum 'Tricolor'Camo Aglaonema12cm pot, last sold 11 Sep 2026 | £23Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema 'Red Valentine'Red Valentine Chinese EvergreenLast sold 27 Jul 2026 | £10Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema 'Siam Aurora'Siam Aurora Chinese EvergreenCutting or corm, last sold 11 May 2026 | £8Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema 'Silver Bay'Silver Bay Chinese EvergreenLast sold 15 Jun 2026 | £6Limited data | |||
| Aglaonema 'Emerald Beauty'Emerald Beauty Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Lady Valentine'Lady Valentine Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Pink Dalmatian'Pink Dalmatian Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Prestige'Prestige Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Red Anjamani'Red Anjamani Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Red Peacock'Red Peacock Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Sparkling Sarah'Sparkling Sarah Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate | |||
| Aglaonema 'Spring Snow'Spring Snow Chinese EvergreenNo UK sales recorded yet | £5 to £25Estimate |
About Aglaonema
Aglaonema is a Southeast Asian genus long grown as low-light interior foliage, now also collected for named cultivars carrying pink, red, or silver leaf pigmentation bred from commercial Thai and Filipino breeding lines. Most modern named cultivars are hybrids of undocumented parentage rather than direct selections of a single wild species.
Care notes
- Aglaonema tolerates lower light than most plants in this catalogue, but red- and pink-pigmented cultivars (Red Anjamani, Red Peacock, Siam Aurora) generally need brighter light to develop and hold strong colour.
- Aglaonema pictum 'Tricolor' is a naturally occurring pattern in wild A. pictum populations, not a chimeric sport; unlike most variegated aroids, this pattern passes on more reliably through propagation.
- Most named cultivars (Prestige, Lady Valentine, Pink Dalmatian) are commercial breeding-line hybrids with undocumented parentage: the named cultivar, not a species epithet, is the meaningful identifier for these plants.
Questions
No, most are commercial hybrids of undocumented parentage bred within Aglaonema commutatum-derived breeding lines, distinguished by cultivar name rather than species.
No. The pictum 'Tricolor' pattern occurs naturally in wild populations of the species and is comparatively stable, while most pink and red Aglaonema colouration comes from selective breeding within cultivated hybrid lines.
The genus as a whole tolerates low light better than most houseplants, but strongly pigmented red and pink cultivars need brighter conditions to develop and maintain their colour.
Reduced light is the most common cause: red and pink pigmentation in cultivars like Red Peacock and Siam Aurora is light-dependent and can fade under lower light even without the plant being unhealthy.