Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' – Details and Care Tips

Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' adds a vibrant splash to any indoor space with its bold mix of deep green, creamy white, and bright pink veins. Each lance-shaped leaf looks hand-painted, bringing an artistic, tropical vibe to your home. With its compact, upright form and bushy growth, this plant fits perfectly in smaller areas while still making a big visual impact. Its foliage stays colorful and fresh all year, offering a living work of art for your interior.

● Key Traits and Advantages

Striking Look: Leaves streaked with pink, green, and cream for bold contrast
Compact Growth: Upright habit that works in tight spaces or grouped arrangements
Low Maintenance: Tough and forgiving, ideal for busy plant lovers

● Background and Growth Profile

Aglaonema species originate from the shaded rainforests of Southeast Asia, thriving in high humidity, warmth (20 – 30 °C), and consistent moisture. Indoors, 'Painted Celebration' grows moderately fast, forming clumps 50 – 70 cm tall and 40 – 50 cm wide. This evergreen hybrid keeps its foliage year-round. Note: It contains calcium oxalate and is mildly toxic if ingested by pets or humans.

● Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' Care Guide

Light: Bright, indirect light preferred; tolerates moderate shade
Water: Let the top few centimeters of soil dry before watering
Humidity: Moderate to high is best, but adapts to average indoor levels
Temperature: Keep above 18 °C; avoid cold drafts
Soil: Well-draining mix with perlite or pumice for aeration
Repotting: Refresh soil every 2 – 3 years or when roots crowd
Fertilizer: Monthly with a balanced liquid feed during active growth
Propagation: Divide clumps or root stem cuttings in water or airy substrate
Semi-Hydro: Performs well in mineral-based setups
Pruning: Remove older or yellowing leaves close to the base

● Common Issues and Fixes

Yellow Leaves: Usually from waterlogged soil — improve drainage
Root Rot: Avoid standing water; ensure proper pot drainage
Spider Mites: Inspect leaf undersides and rinse gently if needed
Fungus Gnats: Let soil surface dry and top with mineral grit

● Extra Care Notes

Understanding its rainforest origins helps mimic ideal conditions — stable warmth, soft light, and consistent moisture. This approach ensures your Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' keeps producing colorful foliage without stress.

● Name Origins

The genus name Aglaonema combines the Greek words “aglaos” (bright) and “nema” (thread), inspired by its vivid leaf veins. The genus was described by Heinrich Wilhelm Schott in 1829, a noted Austrian botanist specializing in aroids.

● FAQs

Can Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' bloom indoors?Yes, it may produce small white spathe-like flowers, though foliage remains the main feature.

How fast does it grow?Moderate speed with steady new leaf production in warm conditions.

Is it suitable for offices?Yes, it adapts well to stable indoor environments and indirect light.

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Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration'

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Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration' is approximately 30-40 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 12 cm pot
Name: Aglaonema 'Painted Celebration', cultivar of Aglaonema commutatum Schott

Common Names: Chinese Evergreen 'Painted Celebration'

Growth and Habit: Herbaceous plant with upright, bushy habit

Form: Phanerophyte

Family: Araceae

Native Range: Cultivar selection from Southeast Asian species

Hardiness Zone: Suitable for indoor growing in temperate zones

Height: Up to 70 cm indoors

Spread: Around 50 cm wide

Humidity: Prefers 50–70% relative humidity

Light: Bright, indirect light

Temperature: 18–28 °C year-round

Soil: Well-draining indoor plant mix with perlite or pumice

Watering: Allow top 2–3 cm of soil to dry before rewatering

Pruning and Maintenance: Remove old or yellowed leaves close to the base

Foliage: Deep green with creamy white and pink markings

Growth Rate: Moderate under stable conditions

Root Structure and Repotting: Shallow roots, repot every 2–3 years

Fertilizing: Liquid balanced fertiliser monthly during active growth

Tolerance: Tolerates moderate low light but colors stay best with moderate brightness

Adaptability: Adjusts well to steady indoor conditions

Propagation: Divide clumps or use stem cuttings in water

Common Pests: Spider mites, fungus gnats, mealybugs — manage with hygiene and observation

Fungal Issues: Root rot if overwatered — prevent with good drainage

Flowering: Occasional white spathe-like flowers indoors

Longevity: Perennial, long-living with proper care

Toxicity: Mildly toxic if ingested by pets or humans

Ideal Placement: Bright, draft-free indoor areas

Special Care: Stake taller stems if they become top-heavy

Leaf Maintenance: Wipe leaves with a damp cloth to remove dust

Stress Signs: Yellowing leaves from too much water — adjust frequency

Pot Material: Breathable terracotta or clay recommended
Plant Care Help – Start Here

Plant Care After Purchase – Unpacking, first placement, and the crucial first week.

Acclimatization – What plants go through after shipping and how to support recovery.

Light – Practical light principles for predictable indoor growth.

Watering – Frequency, volume, and signs of over- vs. underwatering.

Substrates – Mix structure, particle size, and drainage for strong roots.

Humidity – Managing ambient moisture indoors without gimmicks.

Fertilizing – Nutrients, EC, and how to avoid salt stress.

Semi-Hydro – Inert/mineral substrates, wicks, and reservoir management.

Pest Control – Identification, treatment cycles, and prevention that works.
Please Note:

Curated Selection: Every plant is hand-picked for quality and visual appeal, ensuring you receive a healthy, well-established specimen.

Representative Image: Product photos serve as reference. Each plant is unique — differences in leaf number, shape, or variegation are natural.

Size Details: Sizes refer to pot diameter and overall height (from the base of the pot to the tallest leaf or stem).

Specific Listings: If a product is a ‘Get What You See’ item, this will be stated clearly in the size section.

Individual Photos: Photos of single plants are not available unless explicitly mentioned in the size section. For details on each plant’s unique traits or minor quirks, please read the full product description.