Origin
The Aglaonema 'Silverado' is a cultivar belonging to the Aglaonema genus. This genus originates from the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia and is typically found in the undergrowth of rainforests. The 'Silverado' has been developed through selective breeding, focusing on leaf colour and pattern.

Characteristics
Aglaonema 'Silverado' is distinguished by its silvery-grey coloured leaves with dark green edges and veins. The leaves are oval-shaped and grow on sturdy, upright stems. The plant has a compact growth habit and usually does not exceed 60 cm in height. Aglaonema 'Silverado' is known under the same botanical name without commonly used synonyms.

Care
Aglaonema 'Silverado' thrives best in a stable room temperature. Indirect light enhances the leaf colour and growth. Water regularly, but avoid keeping the soil wet for extended periods. The plant tolerates high humidity well. Occasionally, dust can be removed from the leaves to maintain its ornamental value.