Scientific Name: Aglaonema sp. 'China Red'

Difficulty Level: Green (Easy)

Tissue Culture Cup (contains 1-3 plants per cup)

Product Overview:

The Aglaonema China Red Tissue Culture Cup showcases a vibrant variety of this beloved plant species. Its striking red and green variegated foliage makes it an eye-catching addition to any indoor collection. Aglaonema China Red is perfect for plant enthusiasts seeking a colourful yet low-maintenance option. Ideal for small indoor spaces such as terrariums, desktops, or as a decorative piece in living areas.

Key Features:

• Low Maintenance: Ideal for beginner plant lovers, Aglaonema China Red thrives in low light and humid environments.
• Tissue Culture Quality: This plant is cultivated in a controlled, sterile environment, free from pests and diseases, ensuring strong and healthy growth.
• 1-3 Plants per Cup: Each tissue culture cup contains 1-3 healthy Aglaonema plants, ready for acclimation.
• Colourful Aesthetic: With its rich red and green foliage, this plant is a beautiful focal point for any indoor setting.
• Air Purifying Qualities: Known to purify the air, Aglaonema China Red helps improve indoor air quality by filtering toxins.

Ideal Growing Conditions:

• Light: Thrives in indirect or low light; avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity, making it a great choice for terrariums or humid indoor environments.
• Watering: Keep the soil slightly moist but avoid overwatering.
• Temperature: Best kept between 18-25°C. Avoid cold drafts and sudden temperature changes.

Acclimation and Hardening Instructions:

To successfully harden your Aglaonema China Red from tissue culture, follow these steps:

1. Gradual Exposure: Start by placing the plant in a shaded area with indirect light, maintaining high humidity (80-90%).
2. Increase Air Circulation: Over the course of 7-10 days, gradually introduce the plant to normal air by removing its lid or humidity cover for increasing periods each day.
3. Reduce Humidity: After the first week, lower humidity to 60-70%, ensuring a smooth transition to regular room conditions. Mist the plant lightly to maintain moisture.
4. Transplanting: After 2-3 weeks, transplant into well-draining soil. Continue to monitor humidity for a few days to help the plant adjust.

Following these steps ensures a smooth transition from its tissue culture environment to thriving in your home.