White Aglaonema Citrus without sacrificing walkways or crowding

without sacrificing walkways or crowding neighboring plants

That extra rebloom helps extend the season of interest and makes the shrub feel more rewarding than a plant that blooms once and then completely settles into the background

Divide mature patches in spring if they become crowded or if you want to spread the plant into new areas

avoid removing old flowers too early since they develop into the fruit display

White Aglaonema Citrus without sacrificing walkways or crowdingThis white Aglaonema produces white speckled leaves with green edges. The bright foliage matches virtually any decor and lightens any kitchen, living room, bathroom, or bedroom. The White Aglaonema Plants are an attractive indoor plant that requires little maintenance. Splashes of white almost look like freshly fallen snow on the dark green leaves. The White Aglaonema plant produces a small white flower similar to a peace lily plant. White Chinese