Origin
The Aglaonema Red Fire is a plant species originating from the tropical and subtropical areas of Asia, particularly from the rainforests of Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. There, the plant grows in shady, humid environments. This member of the Araceae family is often called 'Chinese evergreen' due to its decorative appearance.

Characteristics
Characteristic of the Aglaonema Red Fire are the striking leaves that can display a variety of colours and patterns, ranging from deep green to bright red. The leaves are elongated, thick, and shiny, with a distinctive red edge. The plant grows slowly and usually reaches a height of about 50 cm. This plant species rarely blooms, but when it does, inconspicuous white flowers appear.

Care
When caring for the Aglaonema Red Fire, it's important to take into account the plant's natural living conditions. The plant prefers to be placed in a shaded spot without direct sunlight. Regular watering is important, but you need to ensure good drainage to prevent root rot. The plant likes high humidity, but can also handle drier air quite well.