Aglaonema
- noun
- /ˌæɡləˈoʊnɪmə/
- Specialized
- The leaves of the Aglaonema are thick, glossy, and beautifully patterned.
Examples
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We decided to add an Aglaonema to our living room for its attractive foliage and easy care.
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Indoor gardeners often recommend Aglaonema for its tolerance of low light conditions.
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I just bought an Aglaonema for my living room.
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The Aglaonema is known for its beautiful foliage.
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The Aglaonema, often called the Chinese evergreen, can improve indoor air quality while adding beauty to the room.
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Many people choose to keep an Aglaonema in their homes because it is easy to care for and thrives in low light.
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These are three different plants: a cast iron, an Aglaonema, and a type of dracaena, which are very common indoor office plants.
Synonyms
A plant with large green or patterned leaves that grows well in low light indoors
Compounds
- Specialized
A tropical plant with large green and white leaves often grown as a houseplant that does well in low light
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aglaonema comes from Greek parts aglao- meaning 'splendid' and -nema meaning 'thread', a name that points to the plant's bright, sometimes thread-like flower parts and its shiny leaves. So the name helps you remember that Aglaonema is a plant known for its attractive, glossy leaves.