aglaonema anyamanee pink star Aglaonema 'Pink Star'

aglaonema anyamanee pink star Aglaonema 'Pink Star'The Aglaonema Pink Star stands out for the appearance of its foliage. Indeed, its slender leaves are predominantly pale pink and lightly edged with green. It is highly valued as a houseplant for its small, compact shape. It adapts to any environment, even tolerating less bright rooms. Despite its ease of overgrowing its pot, it prefers to be cramped. For this reason, it is recommended to reduce the frequency of repotting. Caution! Risk of toxicity if

The Aglaonema Pink Star stands out for the appearance of its foliage. Indeed, its slender leaves are predominantly pale pink and lightly edged with green. It is highly valued as a houseplant for its small, compact shape. It adapts to any environment, even tolerating less bright rooms. Despite its ease of overgrowing its pot, it prefers to be cramped. For this reason, it is recommended to reduce the frequency of repotting.

Caution! Risk of toxicity if swallowed.

• Family: Araceae.
• Origin: Tropical zone of Southeast Asia
• Watering: Allow the potting soil to dry completely between waterings.
• Ambient humidity: Moderate.
• Type of soil: Light and draining.
• Brightness: Moderate.
• Orientation: North, East, West or 1 m from a South window.
• Growth: Slow.
• Temperature: Warm, never below 14ᵒC.
• Between 18ᵒC and 24ᵒC.

Pot diameter: 6 cm and 15 cm .

Grown in Quebec.

Like nature, every plant is unique. Natural items are all different and may contain irregularities.