Origin
The Aglaonema Christina 6/tray originates from the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. In the wild, this plant is mainly found in regions such as Malaysia, the Philippines, and South China. The plant is also present in Indonesian rainforests, where it is accustomed to growing under the dense leaf canopy of tall trees.

Characteristics
The Aglaonema Christina 6/tray is a striking houseplant with broad, heart-shaped leaves that have a shiny green colour. The plant is known for the striking white stripes on the leaves that provide an attractive contrast with the green. The Aglaonema Christina 6/tray can grow to a height of approximately 120 cm. This plant is, moreover, a perennial, evergreen shrub that propagates through offshoots.

Care
Although the Aglaonema Christina 6/tray is a relatively low-maintenance plant, there are several important aspects to consider for its care. First and foremost, the plant needs a warm environment with a minimum temperature of 16°C. The plant does not tolerate direct sunlight and prefers partial shade. In terms of watering, this plant needs evenly moist soil, with it being undesirable for water to stand for long periods. An excess of water can lead to root rot. In addition, the plant requires high humidity, which can, for example, be achieved by regularly spraying.