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Aglaonema Maria Emerald Beauty

Aglaonema ‘Maria Emerald Beauty – also known as “Maria”, has been around since the 1970’s. The plant was collected in the Philippines and introduced to the trade by Tropical Ornamentals of Delray Beach, Florida.

The plant is much more compact with dark green foliage followed by bands of silver-gray lying on top. It is not as sensitive to cold as “Silver Queen” so it can be used in many other interior settings. It is a slower grower and because of its compact habit is better suited for “squat pots” or azalea pots.

The introduction of “Emerald Beauty” has been a great addition to the interior market because it provided a durable, low light, short plant for use as a ground cover indoors. Youíll find it grown primarily in 6 and 8-inch pots with some 10-inch available. Interiorscapers use it as a stand-alone plant but is used quite often as a ground cover and in low planters/dividers.

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