The aglaonema is one of the most popular plants used in indoor landscaping. In Asia, aglaonema has long been cultivated as a lucky ornamental plant.

It is a popular low-upkeep plant.

Plant for offices, work desks, etc.

An ideal indoor plant with lovely coloured foliage.

Aglaonema is a demanding plant with glossy pink-green leaves and a cream-colored patch that is thought to tolerate shade. The species has upright trunks and oval leaves.

Common Name – Aglaonema dud anyamanee , Aglaonema anyamanee.

Maximum Height – Up to 1.21 meters

Flower Colour – Greenish-white spathe

Bloom Time – Seasonal bloom

Difficulty Level – Easy to grow

Planting and care

Remove any damaged, diseased, or dead plant components, and dispose of them far from the living plants.

Use a spray of neem oil, eucalyptus oil, or citrus oil as the first line of defense against any disease or insect attack.

Don’ts

Avoid placing your plant in strong, direct sunlight since it could burn the foliage.

Avoid the air conditioning vents.

Avoid overwatering the plant, particularly if the pot lacks drainage holes.

Sunlight – Bright light but no direct sunlight.

Watering – Medium.

Soil – Soil should be well-drained and fertile.

Temperature – 16 to 30 degree C.

Fertilizer – Apply any organic fertilizer.

Red majesty Aglaonema Anyamanee Special Feature

Glossy Red-green leaves with a cream color patch.

Red majesty Aglaonema Anyamanee Uses

Ornamental Use:

It is used as the ornamental plant.

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