Aglaonema 'Ivy Green' - Chinese Evergreen Size:12cm if it starts looking brown

if it starts looking brown around the edges

but varying light and warmth levels across the year can affect this so make sure to keep an eye on its soil to ensure it does not grow too soggy or dried-out

A pebble tray or grouping with other plants can help

The species was first described by Carl Linnaeus and later clarified by Charles L’Héritier

making each plant unique

Aglaonema 'Ivy Green' - Chinese Evergreen Size:12cm if it starts looking brownScientific NameAglaonema (shining thread)Common NameChinese Evergreen, Philippine Evergreen, Poison Dart Plant OriginTropical and subtropical Asia and New GuineaDescription Chinese Evergreens are bushy plants used to shady parts of tropical rainforests, so can often put up with lower light conditions than most. The Matcha Lemon is one of the more unusual varieties, with silvery green variegation speckled with paler bright green with its darker green