Aglaonemas

Live Aglaonemas (Chinese Evergreens) for Colorful, Low-Maintenance Foliage

Aglaonema, commonly known as Chinese Evergreen, manages a combination that's surprisingly rare in the houseplant world: genuinely colorful, patterned foliage paired with a reputation for being easy to grow. Our collection includes a wide range of varieties, spanning pink, red, silver, and classic green-and-cream color combinations, all sharing that same forgiving care profile.

Pink & Red Varieties

For bold color, Chinese Evergreen 'Pink Pearl' and Chinese Evergreen 'Rich Red' both bring vivid, saturated tones into their foliage, while Chinese Evergreen 'Ruby Garuda' and Chinese Evergreen 'Red Siam' offer their own distinct takes on red and pink patterning across the leaf surface. Chinese Evergreen 'Red Vein' takes a more subtle approach, with red coloring concentrated along the leaf veins rather than across the full leaf surface, creating a more delicate, linear pattern.

Silver, White & Variegated Varieties

Chinese Evergreen 'Silver Bay' and Chinese Evergreen 'Sparkling Sarah' both bring cooler, silver-toned variegation to the collection, available in multiple pot sizes for 'Silver Bay' specifically. Chinese Evergreen 'Snow Cap' and Chinese Evergreen 'White Stem' lean into a brighter white and green combination, while Chinese Evergreen Pictum Tricolor combines three distinct tones in a single leaf for one of the more visually complex variegation patterns in the genus.

Specialty & Less Common Varieties

Chinese Evergreen 'Lady Valentine' offers a striking pink and green combination available in both 4 and 6-inch pot sizes, while Chinese Evergreen 'Karat' and Chinese Evergreen 'Wishes' each bring their own distinct patterning to round out the more unusual end of this collection. Chinese Evergreen 'First Diamond' completes the lineup with its own take on the genus's signature patterned foliage.

Why Aglaonema Is So Beginner-Friendly

Despite its colorful, sometimes dramatic foliage, Aglaonema tolerates a wide range of indoor conditions better than most equally vibrant houseplants. It handles lower light situations reasonably well, forgives some inconsistency in watering, and generally grows at a manageable pace that doesn't demand constant repotting or attention. This combination of color and resilience is part of why Aglaonema has become such a popular choice for offices and homes that want vibrant foliage without a demanding care routine.

Growing Conditions

Aglaonema generally does best in bright, indirect light, though it tolerates lower light better than many other colorful tropical houseplants, making it genuinely useful for spaces that don't get ideal natural light. Allowing the soil to dry out partially between waterings suits Aglaonema well, and it's generally more forgiving of an occasional missed watering than more delicate variegated plants.

Building a Colorful, Low-Maintenance Collection

With this much variation in color and pattern available within a single, relatively easy-care genus, Aglaonema offers an efficient way to add real visual variety to a plant collection without taking on the more demanding care routines that often come with similarly colorful houseplant families. Mix a few varieties together, from the bold pink of 'Pink Pearl' to the cooler tones of 'Silver Bay', for a collection that's colorful without becoming a maintenance burden.