Origin
The Aglaonema 'Lucky', also known as the Chinese Evergreen, originates from the humid, tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. The plant has been cultivated in China and other parts of East Asia for centuries. It has been a popular part of Asian home and garden decoration for a number of generations.

Characteristics
Aglaonema 'Lucky' is a striking plant with large, glossy leaves ranging from dark green to almost silver. The leaves have a unique pattern reminiscent of camouflage. This plant has a compact growth habit, generally not growing taller than 50 cm. It has a slow growth rate, with new leaves developing from the plant core.

Care
The care for Aglaonema 'Lucky' does not require special skills or knowledge, making it an excellent plant for beginners. It thrives best in semi-shade, without direct sunlight, and in an environment with high humidity. Regular watering, especially in the summer, is essential, but avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. The plant needs well-draining soil and a temperature between 16 and 24 degrees Celsius.