Aglaonema Arctic Lime M

Frosty lime-centred variegation on a compact Chinese evergreen

Leaves show a bright, pale lime-to-cream centre with darker green margins, creating a frosted, high-contrast look across broad, lance-oval glossy blades. The variegation is irregular and splotchy rather than striped, and younger leaves often carry a paler midrib or petiole that enhances the icy effect. The overall silhouette is a low, slightly arching clump of upright leaves that reads bright even in mixed plantings.

Plants form a compact, multi-stemmed crown from short cane-like stems; new leaves unfurl near the centre so the plant keeps a neat, rounded habit as it grows. Variegation intensity and the pale centre can change with light and age — brighter, indirect light keeps the cream-lime contrast most vivid, while very low light tends to soften the paleness.

In daily ownership you’ll appreciate the informal, space-saving habit, but expect the usual Aglaonema trade-offs: avoid overwatering to reduce root-rot risk, and note that the pale variegation will lose contrast in dim corners. All parts are toxic if swallowed, so keep the plant away from pets and children. Pests like scale and mealybug can appear on stressed specimens.

Well suited to tabletops, shelves or bright-but-indirect windows where its frosty centre lifts a shady spot; collectors value its particular lime-cream look compared with typical commutatum-type Aglaonemas that show darker leaves with silver spotting. This listing for Aglaonema Arctic Lime M is supplied as a medium potted option, ready to display in smaller living-room or office settings.