Origin
The Aglaonema 'Greyhound', a member of the Araceae family, has its origin in the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and New Guinea. This plant, also known under the local name 'Chinese Evergreen', gained popularity as a houseplant in Europe and North America due to its striking appearance and easy care.

Characteristics
The Aglaonema 'Greyhound' is a robust houseplant with an average growth height of 50 to 80 cm. The leaves have striking silver-grey markings over a dark green base, giving the plant its unique appearance. The plant blossoms in the summer months with small, inconspicuous flowers and can develop into a large shrub over time.

Care
The Aglaonema 'Greyhound' requires moderate sunlight and thrives better in indirect light conditions. During the warmer months, the plant requires a consistently moist soil, but in the winter it can almost completely dry out between waterings. The plant is reasonably resistant to fluctuations in ambient temperature, but extreme cold or heat can be harmful. It is recommended to repot the plant annually in the spring to stimulate growth.