Aglaonema Snow White Plant

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1. After recieveing the plants open the box 📦 as soon as possible .

2. ⁠Air dry the plants for 2-3 hours on fresh air .

3. ⁠Plant in well drained soil . ( 30%sand + 30% soil + 20% vermicompost + 20% perlite ) .

4. ⁠Water plants after 2-3 days and don’t give direct sunlight to newly planted succulents for at least 10 days .

Note: Always water succulents when top layer of soil feels dry in roots of plant rather than leaves .

Plants without pots will be sent bare rooted. Free delievery above Rs 249 .

We have a 2-3 days return policy, which means you have 2-3 days after receiving your item to request a return or replacement.

Aglaonema Snow White

Description

White veins spread through thick, spear-like leaves of the Aglaonema called 'Snow White'. This one goes by Chinese Evergreen too, like others in its group. Cream blends into dark green starting near the middle, then drifts toward the edges. Frosty patches cover fresh growth much like older ones. Patterns stay put instead of fading back to solid color.

Standing short and tight, this green thrives without taking up much room. Table edges welcome its presence just as easily as quiet floor spots do when it gets older. Not in any rush to stretch upward, it takes years before needing fresh soil or a bigger home. As younger layers push forward, lower ones fade slowly - golden at first, then crisp. That shift marks how it lives, nothing more; no help needed when change shows.

Most homes find space for it near windows facing east or north, where sunlight stays soft. A little farther from glass works too, even if shadows grow longer through the day. Brightness shapes its look - especially how bold the pale streaks appear across leaves. Some keep it by a desk or down a quiet hallway, places where light isn’t strong but steady. When shaded slightly, it holds on without fuss, just slower growth. New plant keepers often start here because it asks for so little yet changes with the room's mood. Its calm presence fits corners that need a touch of green, not constant attention.

Most leafy greens pull sunlight into their cells each morning, turning light into energy while breathing out fresh air by daylight hours. Your shipment comes potted in a container matched to its present roots - room enough to grow without drowning later on. That base holds an exit hole underneath where soggy spills can escape once soaked through.

Key features

• The Aglaonema Snow plant has big, broad lance shaped leaves in creamy white and green colour blocking and colour that does not seem to be going to fade 
• It can create a tall and upright look making it a good accent for table tops, desks or shelving
• It's growth rate is medium and it does not need repotting or pruning very frequently 
• It can be suitable for almost any light conditions except direct sun, preferring moderate light up to high indirect light 
• The plant can be tolerant to inconsistent watering habits once adjusted 
• It is quite easy for beginner house plant owners 
• It is supplied in a pot of adequate size to the roots and the plant has good drainage 
• Can be useful as a great office plant as well as for a darker area where there's just a little light

Care at a glance

Product specifications

What's in the box

• 1 × Live Aglaonema 'Snow White' plant
• 1 × Pot (Bare-rooted / Pot: Optional, as selected at checkout)
• Potting mix
• Basic care guide

Important notes

• Since all plants are living creatures there might be some difference in leaf size/shape, and the distribution of the white and cream in the variegation in the photo.
• You might get some minor leaf drooping or even some curling of leaves as they travel in transit. This normally does not last and the plant will bounce back in the new location within a week or two.
• Do not place the plant in full sun immediately after you receive it. Slowly introduce it to its new lighting over a period of a week.
• It is not unusual for the odd older leaf down the bottom to turn yellow and dry out naturally over time, this is quite normal and you can simply prune this off.
• This plant may be toxic if chewed and swallowed, so keep it away from children and pets. 
• After opening the plant on arrival, give the plant a drink if the soil is a little dry following shipping.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Why do my Aglaonema Snow White leaves turn yellow?

 A: Underwater is probably the reason. If you’ve noticed the leaves seem to be curling and drooping down, you should water this plant thoroughly until the leaves perk up a few days later. A single older leaf near the groundturningyellowis normal when the plant ages. 

Q: When and how should I water the plant? 

A: You can start to water when the top 1 to 2 inches of your soil is feelingdry.This plant can’t be let too dry for extended time, check the moisture level of your soil often (especially during warm months) and reduce the watering frequency during the winter.

Q: Will it survive as an indoor plant year round?

A: Yes it does very well indoors on a day to day basis, providing you don’t keep it in darkness (it likes a fair amount of indirect light) and away from any cold drafts in winter. It can stay inside at all times.

Q: Does it crave sun, or can it stand in a shaded corner of the home? 

A: It is actually pretty forgiving for medium, and even relatively low light conditions indoors (this is another office-appropriate choice and good for a shaded spot at home), and your markings will become most vibrant in bright light that has been filtered by blinds.

Q: Does Aglaonema Snow White grow fast or slow? 

A: Aglaonema Snow White grows slowly to moderately; leaves aren’t produced very quickly. You can anticipate continuous growth during spring and summer months, with a halt in cooler months..

Q. When do I repot and is it fed?

A. About every two years or as the pot is packed out with roots. I use half strength balanced liquid fertiliser every four to six weeks from spring to summer and it does help with healthy growth, though is by no means essential for its survival.