Tolerates moderate light but produces noticeably smaller leaves in dimmer conditions
Yellow sectors are more prone to browning in dry air than green tissue
or yellow coloration appears in the leaf centers surrounded by darker green margins (as opposed to the margin-variegated 'albomarginata' form)
Overwatering may cause root rot
Aglaonema 10 Karat thrives with bright indirect light
Anthurium Zamora Queen - Super Narrow Large Mature 12" Tall - Exact Plant #28C marbled princess Tolerates moderate light but producesAnthurium Zamora Queen Anthurium marmoratum (form 2) Anthurium warocqueanum A hybrid between two velvet species with complementary leaf characters. A. marmoratum contributes broad, wide, dark green foliage with a slightly corrugated, ribbed texture; A. warocqueanum, the Queen Anthurium, brings its elongated, pendulous, deeply velvety leaves and prominent venation. The cross produces a leaf that reads like a wider, more substantial version of the Queen