Aglaonema / Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema commutatum) — Live Indoor Plant in Green Square Planter

Aglaonema commutatum, the Chinese Evergreen, is a tropical Asian foliage plant prized for its lush, patterned leaves marbled in shades of green, silver and cream.

Why you'll love it:
• Strikingly patterned, air-purifying foliage
• One of the most low-light-tolerant houseplants available
• Compact, slow-growing and beginner-friendly

Good to know:
• Grows slowly — stays neat and full for a long time
• Use a planter with good drainage to prevent waterlogging

• Light: low to bright indirect light; tolerates shade (avoid harsh direct sun)
• Water: keep compost lightly moist; water when the top inch of soil feels dry; avoid overwatering
• Humidity: mist occasionally to raise humidity
• Feeding: weak solution of liquid plant fertilizer in the growing season
• Soil: peat-based mix, rich in organic matter, well-draining

• We currently service Mumbai pincodes only.
• Same day delivery for orders placed before 2 PM and next day delivery for orders placed after 2 PM.

• Is the green planter included? Yes — ships potted in the Compact Nest green square planter shown.
• How much light does it need? It thrives in low to bright indirect light; avoid harsh direct sun.
• How often should I water it? When the top inch of soil feels dry; avoid letting it sit in water.
• Is it pet-safe? No — Aglaonema is toxic if ingested; keep away from pets and small children.
• How big will it get? It grows slowly, reaching around 40–60 cm indoors over time.
• Why are the leaf tips turning brown? Usually dry air or over-watering — mist occasionally and let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

• Natural variation:
  Plants are living products. Height, leaf count, colour, and form will vary from the photographs shown. Images are representative of the size grade you're ordering, not the exact plant you'll receive.
• Transit Condition and acclimatization:
  Some leaf drop, yellowing, or wilting is normal after shipping and is not considered damage. Plants typically recover within 7–14 days with correct care.
• Care responsibility and delivery conditions
  Once delivered, plant health depends on light, watering, and placement. We can't accept responsibility for decline after delivery.