Origin
The Aglaonema 'Key Lime', also known as the Chinese Evergreen plant, has its origin in the humid and shady tropical forests of Southeast Asia. It encompasses a wide group of plant species mainly found in the Philippine archipelago and parts of Malaysia and Indonesia. The Aglaonema family is part of the larger Araceae, or arum family.

Characteristics
The Aglaonema 'Key Lime' is known for its attractive green-white striped leaves, which are bright and luminous, hence the nickname 'Key Lime'. The leaves have a striking shape, long and pointed with structured veins. This foliage plant typically does not grow taller than about 60-90 cm. The plant also has a slow growth rate and can take years to reach full size. Although it can produce flowers, these are usually small and inconspicuous.

Care
The Aglaonema 'Key Lime' requires indirect light; direct sunlight can damage the leaves. It is recommended to place the plant in a spot with high humidity, such as a bathroom or kitchen. In terms of water needs, it is better to be conservative and keep the plant slightly dry rather than too wet. Too much water can cause the roots to rot. The plant thrives best at temperatures between 16°C and 24°C. The Aglaonema 'Key Lime' is generally a low-maintenance plant that needs little specific care.