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Healthy Aglaonema 'White Diamond' M by Plant Circle. A perfect aglaonema 'white diamond' m by plant circle for your indoor houseplant collection.
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Aglaonema 'White Diamond'

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Aglaonema 'White Diamond' is a compact, upright clumping houseplant noted for its broad near‑white/silver central leaf panels framed by dark green margins. This selected cultivar tolerates medium to lower indirect light and suits newer plant owners or interior styling, but it is toxic if ingested so keep it away from pets and small children.

Plant size
Height
25 cm
Pot Size
12 cm
Care
Medium
Light Needs
Low light
Watering Needs
Medium
Quantity

In Stock

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Quick care table

Plant care at a glance

Care factor Aglaonema 'White Diamond'
Botanical name Aglaonema 'White Diamond'
Common name White Diamond (Chinese evergreen) and Chinese evergreen
Difficulty Medium
Light Low light
Humidity Medium
Best for Hallway, Living room, Indoors, and Bathroom

Broad near‑white leaf panels with dark green margins

Aglaonema 'White Diamond' presents broad, near‑white or silver central leaf panels framed by clean, dark green margins and occasional green speckling. Leaves are leathery and slightly glossy, held on short petioles in tight, upright rosettes that create a compact, graphic silhouette—a clear contrast to plain green trade forms.

This is a compact, non‑vining clumper that keeps a tidy upright habit as it develops; you’ll see multiple short shoots forming a dense tuft rather than long trailing stems. In medium‑bright indirect light the pale centres stay crisp and the plant grows more actively; in lower light the plant is slower and the white contrast becomes less pronounced, so variegation intensity depends on lighting.

In everyday ownership this cultivar is relatively forgiving compared with many tropical foliage plants, but expect one trade‑off: overwatering quickly shows as yellowing leaves, and low humidity or irregular water can cause brown tips. It remains self‑supporting with no stake needed, tolerates lower indirect light, and should be kept away from pets and children because it is toxic if eaten. Occasional pests such as spider mites or mealybugs can appear.

Best suited to shelves, desks or grouped displays where a bright, high‑contrast leaf shows against darker interiors. Supplied as a compact medium‑sized pot in trade formats, it’s an easy ornamental choice when you want noticeable white variegation without a climbing or large specimen plant.

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Healthy Aglaonema 'White Diamond' M by Plant Circle. A perfect aglaonema 'white diamond' m by plant circle for your indoor houseplant collection.
Aglaonema 'White Diamond'

Size: Medium - P12 H25

Healthy Aglaonema 'White Diamond' M by Plant Circle. A perfect aglaonema 'white diamond' m by plant circle for your indoor houseplant collection.

Plant questions, answered

Is Aglaonema 'White Diamond' easy to care for?

Yes. Aglaonema 'White Diamond' is relatively forgiving and suits newer plant owners who avoid overwatering. It forms a compact, upright clump and tolerates medium to lower indirect light, so typical indoor conditions usually work. Practical implication: use a free‑draining mix, rotate occasionally for even growth and allow the top of the soil to dry between thorough waterings.

How does Aglaonema 'White Diamond' differ from a typical Aglaonema?

Aglaonema 'White Diamond' is defined by broad near‑white/silver central leaf panels with clean dark green margins, producing a high‑contrast look unlike uniformly green Aglaonema. It is an established trade cultivar widely produced in Europe rather than a newly released breeder novelty. Expect a brighter interior specimen, but some pattern variation between suppliers is common.

Can Aglaonema 'White Diamond' grow in low light?

It tolerates lower indirect light, but medium or bright indirect light gives stronger growth and the most pronounced silver/white contrast. In lower light the plant will grow more slowly and the pale centres often lose clarity, so place it where it receives steady indirect illumination for best visual impact.

Why are the leaves turning yellow?

Most commonly yellowing indicates soil remaining wet for too long. Check that the pot and mix drain well and allow the upper few centimetres of potting mix to dry before watering again. Also inspect for occasional pests; brown tips can follow irregular watering, low humidity or mineral buildup rather than the same issue that causes yellowing.

Is Aglaonema 'White Diamond' safe for pets and children?

No. Aglaonema 'White Diamond' contains insoluble calcium oxalate crystals and is toxic if ingested, causing oral irritation, drooling and swelling in people and animals. Keep the plant well out of reach of curious pets and small children, and avoid placing it where they can chew the leaves.

Will the plant I receive look exactly like the photos?

Expect some variation between specimens and suppliers. White Diamond is described as having broad pale centres with dark margins, but similar white‑variegated Aglaonemas and inconsistent nursery naming mean exact pattern, speckling and brightness can differ. If an exact match matters, ask the seller for a current photo of the specific stock.

Plant care guide

Light
Ideal in medium, bright indirect light for strongest growth and clearest leaf contrast; tolerates lower indirect light with slower growth. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the pale leaves.

Water
Allow the top few centimetres of potting mix to dry before watering; avoid permanently waterlogged soil and ensure excess drains away. Reduce watering frequency during slower winter growth.

Soil and repotting
Use a free‑draining houseplant mix and a pot with drainage. Repot when roots fill the container, increasing by one pot size.

Humidity and temperature
Average indoor humidity is usually sufficient; higher humidity reduces brown leaf tips. Keep in a warm position away from cold draughts and direct heat sources.

Feeding
Feed lightly with a balanced houseplant fertiliser in spring and summer. Reduce or pause feeding when growth slows in autumn and winter.

Growth and support
Forms a compact, upright clump and remains self‑supporting; no structural support needed. Rotate occasionally for even growth.

Common concerns

Yellowing often indicates overwatering or poor drainage. Brown leaf tips can result from low humidity, inconsistent watering or mineral build‑up. Check occasionally for spider mites and mealybugs.

Pet safety
Toxic if ingested; contains insoluble calcium oxalate. Keep Aglaonema 'White Diamond' away from cats, dogs and small children.

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