Aglaonema Lipstick Plant in Classy Pot

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The Aglaonema Lipstick plant brings lush, colourful foliage to any home or office with its striking green leaves edged in vivid red, resembling a fresh coat of lipstick. This tropical houseplant is potted in a classy, ridged terracotta-toned pot for an instant decor upgrade. It also works as a natural air purifier, making it a thoughtful gift or a lovely addition to living rooms, offices and balconies.

Live Aglaonema Lipstick plant with red-veined green foliage
Presented in a durable, ridged decorative plastic pot in a warm terracotta shade
Topped with decorative stones for a neat, finished look
Plant with pot height: 40 cm; pot height: 17 cm; pot bottom diameter: 11 cm
Thrives in low to bright indirect light, ideal for indoor spaces
Easy care: water only when soil feels dry, approximately once a week
Great for birthdays, housewarmings, anniversaries or as an office desk plant

Order the Aglaonema Lipstick plant in its classy pot on Kapruka for reliable island-wide delivery across Sri Lanka.

Yes, the Aglaonema Lipstick Plant is known for its air-purifying qualities. It can help remove indoor pollutants, making it a great addition to your home or office.

Water the plant when the topsoil feels dry to the touch. Typically, watering once a week is sufficient, but this may vary depending on the humidity and temperature of your home.

No, the Aglaonema Lipstick Plant is toxic if ingested. It`s advisable to keep this plant out of reach of pets and children.

Common issues include yellowing leaves, which can be a sign of overwatering, and brown leaf tips, which may indicate low humidity. Ensure the plant is not exposed to drafts and that its soil is well-draining.

The Aglaonema Lipstick Plant thrives in a well-lit environment, avoiding direct Sunlight. It prefers a humid atmosphere and moderate temperatures, making it ideal for indoor conditions in Sri Lanka.

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