Aglaonema ‘Key Lime’ – Fresh Green Contrast for Modern Spaces


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Aglaonema ‘Key Lime’ stands out with its rich, deep green leaves contrasted by crisp white midribs and venation, supported by petioles brushed in pink-white hues. This cultivar combines bold color play with the effortless care Aglaonemas are known for — perfect for brightening low-light rooms with a fresh, tropical feel.
 
● Quick Facts at a Glance


Size: Grows 45 – 70 cm tall, spreading 40 – 60 cm wide
Light: Low to moderate indirect light (12,000 – 25,000 lux)
Water: Allow top 4 – 5 cm of soil to dry before watering
Temperature: Best at 18 – 26 °C; avoid drops below 13 °C
Humidity: Ideal at 60% or above; use a humidifier or grouped planting — avoid misting
Pet Safety: Toxic if ingested; keep away from pets
 
● Care Tips for Vibrant Growth


Soil: Use a loose, well-draining mix with peat and perlite; pH slightly acidic (6.0 – 6.5)
Watering: Water every 7 – 10 days; confirm dryness before each session
Fertilizer: Apply diluted balanced fertilizer every 2 – 3 weeks during active growth
Repotting: Refresh substrate every 24 – 36 months to maintain aeration and nutrient balance
Potting Depth: Keep the crown at soil level to avoid rot
 
● Growth Pattern and Distinct Features


‘Key Lime’ forms a neat, upright cluster of arching leaves with prominent white midribs that create a strong contrast against the deep green blade. Mature leaves can reach 25 – 30 cm in length, giving the plant a bold architectural quality. Its genetic roots trace back to Aglaonema commutatum Schott and hybrid breeding selections for interior performance.
 
● Styling Tip


Showcase it in a sleek ceramic or matte white planter to amplify its contrasting tones. Place it near darker furniture or wooden accents to highlight its tropical flair without overpowering your decor.
 
● Common Issues and How to Prevent Them


Faded Leaf Color: Indicates insufficient light — move closer to a bright, filtered source
Browning Tips: Caused by dry air or hard water — switch to filtered water and boost humidity
Pests: Check regularly for mealybugs or scale — wipe foliage and apply insecticidal soap early
 
● Etymology


The genus name Aglaonema comes from Greek aglaos (“bright”) and nema (“thread”), referencing the stamens. The cultivar name ‘Key Lime’ reflects its fresh color palette, evoking the lively contrast of citrus tones.
 
● FAQs – Aglaonema ‘Key Lime’


Will it thrive in artificial light? Yes, it adapts well to LED and fluorescent lighting
Does it bloom indoors? Rarely — produces small white spathes under ideal conditions
How often should I water? About every 7 – 10 days; allow soil to partially dry before watering
Is misting necessary? No — misting offers little benefit and may cause leaf spotting
What type of pot works best? A stable ceramic pot with drainage holes for proper airflow
Ready to refresh your indoor greenery with a plant that blends elegance and color? Order Aglaonema ‘Key Lime’ now and enjoy a vibrant focal point with minimal effort.