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The Aglaonema ‘Suvarnabhumi Variegated’ is a rare, variegated cultivar from Thailand loved for its vibrant color patterns and sophisticated appearance. Its name refers to the mythical “Golden Land” (Suvarnabhumi), and this is no coincidence: the leaves combine warm hues of pink, creamy yellow and green into an almost regal appearance. This cultivar is an ideal choice for lovers of luxurious, tropical foliage plants with a graceful, compact growth habit.
This Aglaonema-variant originates from Thai breeding programs, where decades of experience in crossing and selection have resulted in unique cultivars with distinct ornamental value. Although the botanical basis is believed to be with Aglaonema commutatum, ‘Suvarnabhumi Variegated’ exists only in culture and does not occur in the wild.
The plant forms a compact, bushy growth with broad, oval leaves 15 to 20 cm long. Each leaf is uniquely marked: soft pastel green base tones alternate with fur patterns in creamy yellow, pale pink to coral red. The veins often contrast in a warmer tone, giving the plant a vibrant yet harmonious appearance.
Its stable growth, striking leaf markings and relatively easy care make it a popular choice for indoor cultivation, both in living spaces and in warm grow boxes.
Bright, indirect light. Variegated Aglaonema’s tolerate less shade than the green forms – too little light will blur the markings. Avoid direct sunlight.
Between 20-28 C. Do not let it cool below 15 C. The plant grows best in constant warmth without cold nights or drafts.
Airy, well-draining mixture based on coconut fiber, leaf mold, fine bark and perlite. Provide an open structure that stays moist without smothering.
60-80%. At low humidity, leaf damage can occur, especially on the furrier parts. Ideal for growing under bell jar, in cabinet or with humidifier.
In spring and summer feed lightly once a month with a balanced fertilizer for foliage plants. In autumn and winter only sporadically.
Preferably use demineralized water or rainwater. Keep the soil slightly moist, but always allow the top layer to dry out between waterings. Avoid wet feet.
Flowering consists of small arum-like flowers, which have little ornamental value. These are best removed to direct energy to leaf growth.