Aglaonema ‘Greyhound’ – Sleek Silver Foliage for Modern Interiors


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Aglaonema ‘Greyhound’ is a contemporary Thai hybrid celebrated for its soft, silver-green foliage splashed with fresh green accents near the midrib. Perfect for Scandinavian and minimalist interiors, its sleek leaves soften hard lines and add a sophisticated edge — without demanding high maintenance.
 
● Quick Facts at a Glance


Size: Typically 50 – 70 cm tall and wide indoors
Light: Low to moderate indirect light (13,000 – 25,000 lux)
Water: Allow top 5 cm of soil to dry before watering
Temperature: Best between 18 – 26 °C; avoid drops below 13 °C
Humidity: Prefers 50 – 70%; use a humidifier or group plants. Avoid misting
Pet Safety: Toxic if ingested; keep out of reach
 
● Care Tips for Lasting Beauty


Soil: Light, well-draining mix with peat and perlite; maintain slightly acidic pH (6.0 – 6.5)
Watering: Water every 7 – 10 days; adjust for room temperature and light
Fertilizer: Feed lightly every 2 – 3 weeks in spring and summer; reduce in winter
Repotting: Refresh substrate every 24 – 36 months for root health
Potting Depth: Keep root crown level with soil surface to prevent stem rot
 
● Growth Habit and Unique Features


‘Greyhound’ develops a tidy clump of upright stems with slender, lance-shaped leaves reaching up to 30 cm. Its refined silver tones contrast beautifully with dark planters, making it a statement piece in contemporary interiors. Originates from Thai ornamental breeding and traces back to Aglaonema commutatum Schott.
 
● Styling Tip


Showcase it in matte black, ceramic white, or brushed metal planters for a modern look. Position against deep-toned walls to emphasize its delicate silver-green contrast.
 
● Common Issues and Fixes


Yellowing Leaves: Usually from overwatering — allow top layer to dry before next watering
Browning Tips: Indicates dry air or mineral buildup — switch to filtered water and improve humidity
Pests: Mealybugs and scale may occur; treat promptly with insecticidal soap
 
● Etymology


The genus name Aglaonema derives from Greek aglaos (“bright”) and nema (“thread”), referring to the stamens. The cultivar name ‘Greyhound’ highlights its streamlined, graceful foliage and contemporary appeal.
 
● FAQs – Aglaonema ‘Greyhound’


Will it thrive in artificial light? Yes — adaptable to LED or fluorescent environments
How often should I water? Roughly every 7 – 10 days; confirm dryness in top 5 cm of soil
Is misting recommended? No — opt for a humidifier instead of misting
Does it bloom indoors? Rarely — may produce small, pale spathes in warm months
Best planter choice? Wide ceramic pots with drainage to stabilize its upright growth
Ready to add refined silver foliage to your interior? Order Aglaonema ‘Greyhound’ now and enjoy an effortless statement piece for years to come.