Aglaonema commutatum 'King of Siam' cute but let the substrate dry

but let the substrate dry out slightly between waterings

Alocasia portodora

elephant ear can look like a small tree in miniature form

heart-shaped and dark green on the upper side

This Begonia variety looks like a real work of art

Aglaonema commutatum 'King of Siam' cute but let the substrate dryAglaonema is believed to bring good luck and has been cultivated in Asia for centuries. Aglaonema was first introduced to the West in 1885 via the Kew Gardens in England. There, Aglaonema has been cultivated, hybridized and bred into a wide range of varieties, including 'King of Siam' . They thrive in low light and are popular indoor houseplants because they can tolerate low light. Botanical Description. Aglaonema commutatum is the species and 'King