Origin
The Aglaonema 'Stripes' belongs to the Araceae family. Its origin lies in the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia. In the wild, the plant mainly grows in the shaded areas of rainforests. Aglaonema has long been cultivated as a pot plant for its distinctive leaf pattern.

Characteristics
Aglaonema 'Stripes' is a compact, broadly spreading plant with decorative leaves. The leaves are dark green with striking silver-white longitudinal stripes. They are elongated and have a sturdy structure. The cultivar name refers to the specific striped pattern on the leaf surface. The plant generally reaches a modest height, making it suitable for placement on a table or in a planter.

Care
Aglaonema 'Stripes' prefers a position with indirect light. The plant requires evenly moist potting soil without prolonged waterlogging. Room temperatures should be kept between 18 and 22 °C. Regularly dusting the leaves encourages healthy growth. Fertilising during the growing season supports the development of new foliage.