Aglaonema ‘Lemon Mint’ Epiphyllum but avoid waterlogging

but avoid waterlogging

protect from drafts and avoid rapid fluctuations

who described the species in 1951

Round green leaves sit like small umbrellas above the rhizome of Begonia scapigera

Only a narrow green area remains visible beneath the pale pattern

Aglaonema ‘Lemon Mint’ Epiphyllum but avoid waterloggingAglaonema Lemon Mint Aglaonema Lemon Mint has glossy tapered leaves patterned in lemon yellow, cool mint, silver green and deep green. These colours appear in broken lengthwise areas, with darker sections defining the veins and margins around the brighter centre. Some blades are dominated by warm lemon tones, while others develop a cooler mixture of mint and silver.