AGLAONEMA JUNGLE

Big Colour.
Easy Going Jungle.

Explore Aglaonema houseplants, also known as Chinese Evergreens, with foliage ranging from rich green and silver to pink, red and cream.

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COLOUR WITHOUT THE FLOWERS Pattern, colour and compact tropical foliage.

Aglaonema are brilliant when you want something colourful without needing a flowering plant or a huge amount of space.

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CHINESE EVERGREENS

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Browse colourful and compact Aglaonema and narrow the Jungle by plant size, pot size, price or pet suitability.

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COLOUR, LIGHT & EASY CARE

Choose the Aglaonema That Fits Your Space

Greener varieties, silver foliage, pink markings and bold red leaves can all behave slightly differently.

Start with your light levels, then choose the colour and size that works for the room.

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More Colour Usually Means More Useful Light

Aglaonema are adaptable, but not every variety wants the same position.

Green varieties can usually tolerate lower light better, while colourful and highly patterned forms tend to look their best in brighter indirect light.

01 LIGHT

Bright indirect light usually gives the strongest colour and healthiest growth.

02 WATER

Allow the growing medium to dry slightly between waterings rather than keeping it constantly wet.

03 WARMTH

Keep Aglaonema away from cold draughts and sudden temperature drops.

04 HUMIDITY

They can appreciate moderate humidity but many varieties adapt well to normal indoor conditions.

WANT MORE PINK, RED OR SILVER?

Give the Colour Something to Work With

More colourful Aglaonema varieties usually benefit from brighter indirect light if you want to maintain their strongest markings and foliage colour.

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A Few Things You Might Want to Know

What Is an Aglaonema Plant? +

Aglaonema is a genus of tropical foliage plants commonly known as Chinese Evergreens.

They are grown indoors for their patterned leaves, compact growth and wide range of foliage colours, including green, silver, cream, pink and red.

Are Aglaonema Easy to Care For? +

Generally, yes. Many Aglaonema are adaptable and fairly forgiving, which makes them popular with newer plant owners and people looking for simpler everyday care.

If easy care is your main priority, explore our Easy Care Plants collection too.

Can Aglaonema Grow in Low Light? +

Many greener Aglaonema varieties can tolerate lower light better than more light demanding houseplants, but low light does not mean no light.

More colourful or highly patterned varieties will usually benefit from brighter indirect light to help maintain their colour.

Explore our Low Light Plants collection if the room is on the darker side.

How Often Should I Water an Aglaonema? +

Avoid watering on a fixed schedule.

Check the growing medium first and water when it has begun to dry slightly. Aglaonema generally do better with some drying between waterings than with constantly wet compost.

Watering frequency changes with light, temperature, pot size and the time of year.

Do Aglaonema Like Humidity? +

Aglaonema are tropical plants and can appreciate moderate to higher humidity.

Many varieties also adapt well to normal indoor conditions, so you do not necessarily need to create an extremely humid environment.

If your home is naturally warmer and more humid, explore our Humidity Lovers collection for more tropical foliage plants.

How Big Do Aglaonema Plants Grow? +

Most Aglaonema stay relatively compact and grow as upright, clumping plants.

Many varieties can reach roughly 30 to 60cm tall, depending on the cultivar and growing conditions.

Their relatively compact habit makes them useful for shelves, desks and smaller indoor plant displays.

Are Aglaonema Safe Around Pets and Children? +

Aglaonema should not be eaten. They contain compounds that can be harmful if ingested.

Keep them out of reach of pets and young children, especially if either is likely to chew plants.

Why Are the Leaves on My Aglaonema Turning Yellow? +

Yellow leaves can be associated with overwatering or poor drainage.

Check how wet the growing medium is, make sure excess water can drain freely and consider whether the plant has recently experienced a change in temperature or conditions.

Can You Help Me Choose the Right Aglaonema? +

Absolutely. Tell us about your light levels, available space and the foliage colours you are looking for.

Send us a photo, visit Oh Shoot! Plants at 52 High Street, Congleton or head to our Plant Clinic if you need more detailed help with positioning or care.

Can I Order Aglaonema for UK Delivery? +

Yes. Aglaonema in this collection can be ordered online for UK delivery, subject to the delivery options shown on each individual product.

Check the individual size and care information to make sure the variety suits your light levels and available space.

NOT SURE WHICH AGLAONEMA TO PICK?

Show Us the Space

Send us a photo, tell us roughly how much light the position gets and whether you want green, silver, pink or red foliage.

We’ll help narrow down the options and find an Aglaonema that actually suits the room.

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Come Explore the Aglaonema Jungle

Compare foliage colour and pattern in person, get practical help choosing the right variety for your space and grab a locally roasted Beartown Coffee while you explore.

OH SHOOT! PLANTS 52 High Street
Congleton
Cheshire
CW12 1BA
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