Origin
The Aglaonema 'Freedman' 6/tray is a variety of the Aglaonema plant, a tropical plant species originating from Southeast Asia. This species is particularly found in the humid forests of Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Aglaonema 'Freedman' is named after its cultivator, Freedman.

Characteristics
As a sub-species of the Aglaonema plant, the 'Freedman' shares similar characteristics. The plant is known for its attractive leaves, which are darker green compared to most other Aglaonema varieties. The leaves also have unique silver streaks, giving the plant a striking appearance. Furthermore, the size of the 'Freedman' remains relatively compact, making it easily adaptable to various living situations.

Care
Proper care for the Aglaonema 'Freedman' entails regulating the appropriate level of light and watering quantity. The plant thrives best under indirect light and can even perform well in low light. High light levels, however, can bleach the leaves and hinder growth. Overwatering can also cause root rot, so it is recommended to let the soil dry out somewhat between watering sessions. The 'Freedman' does not require high humidity or temperature, although it performs better under moderate conditions. Regularly wiping the leaves will also help the plant stay dust-free and maintain its attractive appearance.