Origin
The Aglaonema 'Laurel Green' is a member of the Araceae family and traces its origin to Southeast Asia, specifically in countries such as the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. It is one of many species within the Aglaonema genus, also known under the name 'Chinese Evergreen' due to its widespread cultivation and popularity in China.

Characteristics
The 'Laurel Green' is known for its attractive shiny, green leaves which can take on a light, almost silvery hue. It typically grows in a compact, low-growing form and can attain an average height of about 30-50 cm. Furthermore, like all Aglaonemas, 'Laurel Green' occasionally blooms with small, inconspicuous white flowers.

Care
The care of the 'Laurel Green' Aglaonema requires moderate to low light conditions, making the plant ideal for indoor environments such as offices and homes with limited natural light. It thrives in evenly moist soil but needs to drain properly to prevent root rot. Additionally, it prefers room temperature but can adapt to slightly cooler conditions. It is important not to expose this plant to direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.