Aglaonema 'Sunray Green' – Bright Midrib and Low-Maintenance Style
Aglaonema 'Sunray Green' adds a fresh, tropical vibe with its deep green leaves, light splashes of color, and a vivid yellow midrib that creates an eye-catching highlight. Its compact growth and forgiving care make it perfect for homes and workspaces that need greenery without the hassle. Even in lower-light spots, this cultivar stays beautiful and easy to manage.
Quick Facts About Aglaonema 'Sunray Green'

Name: Aglaonema 'Sunray Green'
Mature Height: 40–60 cm indoors
Leaf Size: 15–20 cm, smooth and lance-shaped
Light: Medium to bright indirect; tolerates low light
Growth Speed: Moderate; adds new leaves throughout the year
Humidity: Prefers 50–60%, but handles typical room conditions well
Toxicity: Harmful if ingested (keep away from pets and children)

What Makes This Variety Unique?
The yellow midrib is its signature feature — an instant pop of color that contrasts beautifully against deep and light green tones. This natural highlight makes 'Sunray Green' an ideal statement plant for modern interiors or mixed foliage displays.
Origin and Natural Adaptation
This cultivar originates from the Aglaonema genus, native to the shaded rainforests of Southeast Asia, including the Philippines and Malaysia. Adapted to filtered light, stable warmth, and moist soils, 'Sunray Green' thrives indoors under similar conditions.
How to Care for Aglaonema 'Sunray Green'

Light: Bright, indirect light enhances leaf color; low light is tolerated but slows growth.
Water: Allow the top 2–3 cm of soil to dry before watering; ensure proper drainage.
Soil: Use an airy, well-draining mix with perlite or bark for root health.
Humidity: Average home humidity is fine; light misting during dry periods helps.
Temperature: Maintain 20–28 °C; protect from sudden temperature drops.
Feeding: Fertilise every 4–6 weeks with a balanced liquid formula during active growth.
Propagation: Simple through stem cuttings or basal division; roots easily in water or soil.
Hydroponics: Adapts well to semi-hydro systems when moisture is consistent.

Common Problems and Quick Fixes

Yellowing leaves: Usually from overwatering — let soil dry slightly before watering again.
Brown tips: Often caused by low humidity or irregular watering — stabilise conditions.
Pests: Rare but possible; check for spider mites or mealybugs and treat promptly with neem oil.

Name Origin
The genus name Aglaonema combines the Greek words aglaos (“bright”) and nema (“thread”), referring to the plant’s ornamental floral structures. The cultivar name highlights its sunny, golden midrib — a feature that sets it apart from standard green varieties.
FAQs About Aglaonema 'Sunray Green'

Can it thrive in low light? Yes, but variegation and midrib brightness are more vivid in brighter, indirect light.
Is this plant suitable for beginners? Absolutely — it's one of the easiest Aglaonemas to maintain indoors.
How often should I water it? Usually every 7–10 days, but always check soil dryness before watering.
Does it grow well under artificial lights? Yes — full-spectrum grow lights are ideal for maintaining healthy foliage.
Does it need high humidity? No, but slightly increased humidity prevents leaf edge browning.

Add Aglaonema 'Sunray Green' to Your Space
Order Aglaonema 'Sunray Green' today for a vibrant, low-maintenance plant that brings brightness and natural charm to any room. Shipped in eco-friendly packaging to ensure your plant arrives in perfect condition.