aglaonema silver bay vs silver queen Aglaonema

aglaonema silver bay vs silver queen AglaonemaWhether you're starting your collection of house plants, or just looking to add another friend to your ledge, consider the gorgeous and very leafy Chinese evergreen. Its long variegated leaves are a gorgeous mix of silver and green. Between varieties, their patterns vary from tiger stripes to brushed feathers, to amoeba shapes resembling a rorschach test. The plant can grow up to four feet tall and the leaves alone can stretch to an impressive twelve

Whether you're starting your collection of house plants, or just looking to add another friend to your ledge, consider the gorgeous and very leafy Chinese evergreen. Its long variegated leaves are a gorgeous mix of silver and green. Between varieties, their patterns vary from tiger stripes to brushed feathers, to amoeba shapes resembling a rorschach test. The plant can grow up to four feet tall and the leaves alone can stretch to an impressive twelve inches!

The Silver Bay Aglaonema is often referred to by its common name, Chinese Evergreen. The species was cultivated in China and other Asian countries for centuries as indoor ornamental foliage plants — or houseplants — known to bring good luck. 

One of the best plants for beginners, it's sturdy, easy to grow and tolerates almost any indoor condition. It's also definitely a great low-maintenance house-warming gift. It truly is 'evergreen' in that, when cared for properly, it will stay lush and beautiful for years. With rich green leaves boasting silver patterns, it's one of the prettiest and toughest plants around. 

🪴 Each plant is unique: depending on the season the size and shape may vary.