Aglaonema 'White Joy' - Extremely Rare Pure Whiteness ❄️
Aglaonema 'White Joy' - Extremely Rare Pure Whiteness ❄️
€22,50
It will be delivered between 23 April and 25 April.
Aglaonema 'White Joy' ✨
An ultra-rare variety of aglaonema that is almost entirely white, with just a few touches of green. A collector's item.
🌱 Specific conditions
- Light : Medium indirect (easy burning)
- Watering : Moderate with non-calcareous water
- Humidity : High (>60%)
- Growth : Very slow
❄️ Special feature
Requires more light than a classic aglaonema to survive. Origin: Extreme horticultural hybridization.
Aglaonema 'White Joy' - Extremely Rare Pure Whiteness ❄️
Aglaonema 'White Joy' - Extremely Rare Pure Whiteness ❄️
€22,50
Low in stock
Arrives between 23 April and 25 April.
This plant may be toxic to your animals if ingested.
We recommend keeping it out of their reach.
Place your plant in a dimly lit room, away from a window or in a space that receives little natural light.
The plant should receive ambient light without direct sun exposure.
The plant should receive ambient light without direct sun exposure.
Water about once a week.
Let the top few centimeters of soil dry out between waterings.
Always feel the soil before watering to avoid overwatering.
Let the top few centimeters of soil dry out between waterings.
Always feel the soil before watering to avoid overwatering.
Some plants are known for their ability to contribute to a healthier indoor environment.
They help improve air quality and daily well-being.
For the best effect, combine several plants in your interior.
They help improve air quality and daily well-being.
For the best effect, combine several plants in your interior.
Aglaonema 'White Joy' ✨
An ultra-rare variety of aglaonema that is almost entirely white, with just a few touches of green. A collector's item.
🌱 Specific conditions
- Light : Medium indirect (easy burning)
- Watering : Moderate with non-calcareous water
- Humidity : High (>60%)
- Growth : Very slow
❄️ Special feature
Requires more light than a classic aglaonema to survive. Origin: Extreme horticultural hybridization.
