Posts tagged "aglaonema"

One of the easiest and fastest ways to propagate aglaonemes is to cut them. Most often, the reproduction of a plant is carried out in parallel with its "pruning", that is, when the shoots are on the bush ...

One of the frequent problems that growers face when growing aglaonema is the loss of its decorative effect by the bush. It manifests itself in this way: the once lush bush stretches out, and its stems ...

The beautiful ornamental plant aglaonema is a herbaceous shrub with large oval leaves with an average height of 50 cm, but some varieties are quite impressive in size and can reach ...

Aglaonema is a member of the Aroid family. This plant belongs to decorative-deciduous and has very beautiful large leaves, which is why it is widely used for growing in offices and private homes. ...

Growing in the tropical regions of southeast Asia, aglaonema are evergreens that are both very unpretentious and attractive. The species discovered and described at the end of the last century were exported ...

The tropical flora is incredibly beautiful and diverse. And botanists will have to reveal its secrets for many years to come. Aglaonema, belonging to the greatest Ariod family in the plant world, is an indigenous inhabitant ...

More recently, indoor plant lovers met with aglaonema. The tropical plant is accustomed to growing under the canopy of large trees, tolerates a lack of light. It is perfect for breeding ...

The name of the plant Aglaonema comes from the Greek words "aglaos" - bright and "nema" - thread. A rather unpretentious culture at home blooms almost throughout the year, and sometimes ...

Aglaonema is a representative of the distant tropics of the Malay Archipelago and East India, from the Aroid family. Its beautiful decorative leaves and unpretentiousness are appreciated by lovers of floriculture. The genus unites 23 species, they ...