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orange aglaonema Aglaonema 'Orange Flame'

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orange aglaonema Aglaonema 'Orange Flame'Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' is a compact Chinese evergreen with a warm coloured crown and broad, glossy leaves held on fleshy petioles. It grows from short basal stems, gradually forming a dense indoor clump with new leaves rising from the centre. The foliage combines green and silver green patterning with orange pink midribs and warm petiole colour. That colour runs through the whole crown, especially where the leaf bases and

Aglaonema 'Orange Flame'

Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' is a compact Chinese evergreen with a warm-coloured crown and broad, glossy leaves held on fleshy petioles. It grows from short basal stems, gradually forming a dense indoor clump with new leaves rising from the centre.

The foliage combines green and silver-green patterning with orange-pink midribs and warm petiole colour. That colour runs through the whole crown, especially where the leaf bases and central veins catch the light.

Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' warm-tone traits

  • Short-stemmed, clumping Aglaonema with a compact indoor shape
  • Glossy oval leaves with green and silver-green markings
  • Orange-pink midrib colour continuing into the petioles
  • Full basal growth that suits shelves, sideboards and plant stands
  • Steady foliage production in warm, filtered indoor light

Petiole colour, glossy leaves and growth

Aglaonema belongs to the Araceae family and grows as a rhizomatous evergreen perennial. In pots, Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' stays low and leafy, with each new petiole adding volume around the central crown.

The genus is native from north-eastern India through tropical Asia to Papua New Guinea. In cultivation, Aglaonema 'Orange Flame' needs warm rooms, filtered light and a lightly moist, aerated root zone.

Mature plants may produce small aroid flowers with a spathe and spadix. The inflorescence is modest; the coloured leaves and petioles carry the visible detail.

Care essentials for Aglaonema 'Orange Flame'

  • Light: Place in bright to medium indirect light. A sheer curtain or a position beside an east or west-facing window protects the warm central colouring from scorch.
  • Water: Water when the top 2–4 cm of substrate feels dry. The crown stays firmer when moisture is even and the pot drains fully after each watering.
  • Substrate: Use a fine but airy mix with coco fibre or peat-free houseplant compost, perlite or pumice, and small bark pieces.
  • Pot choice: Keep the plant in a pot with drainage holes and only a little extra root space. A compact crown in a large wet pot can lose roots quickly.
  • Temperature: Keep between 18–28 °C. Orange-toned Aglaonema leaves mark easily after cold window contact or cold watering.
  • Humidity: Average room humidity is acceptable. In heated rooms, steadier moderate humidity helps new leaves open with clean edges.
  • Feeding: Feed lightly every 4–6 weeks from spring to late summer. A weak balanced fertiliser is enough for this slow to moderate grower.
  • Repotting: Repot in spring when roots fill the pot or watering becomes difficult to balance. Increase pot diameter modestly.
  • Grooming: Wipe the glossy leaves with a damp cloth and remove ageing lower leaves at the base with clean scissors.
  • Propagation: Divide mature clumps only when several rooted shoots are present, then keep divisions warm while they re-establish.

Light, root and petiole checks

  • Dry tan patches near the midrib: Check for direct sun, hot glass or sudden exposure after transport. Move the plant to softer filtered light.
  • Yellowing lower leaves: A single old leaf can age naturally; several yellow leaves point to wet substrate or reduced root function.
  • Soft petiole bases: Slide the plant from the pot and inspect the root ball. Trim damaged roots and move into a fresher, airier mix.
  • Small new leaves: Check light level and root space. A very shaded position or a tight root ball can reduce leaf size.
  • Brown tips: Review fertiliser strength, watering gaps and dry heat from radiators.

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