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Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' Ø19cm

290,00 RON

Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' — Thai cultivar with lanceolate olive-green leaves painted with large spots and striations in coral pink, magenta red, peach and cream. Pattern reminiscent of poppy fields. Tolerant, purifies air. Humidity 50-70%, 18-27°C. Colorful easy-care choice.

Approx height (including pot): 75 cm

Culoare flori: Alb/Crem

Flowering state: With flowers

Pot diameter: 19 cm

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🌿 Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' — grand poppy, colored poetry for collectors

Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' is one of the most refined and beautiful Thai Aglaonema cultivars, poetically named after poppy flowers that pour their dramatic colors across fields — pink, red, coral and cream. This spectacular variety carries on each leaf an abstract painting with spots and stripes in warm tones, contrasting with the deep green of the background, creating the impression of a vegetal flower in permanent bloom.

The lanceolate leaves are dominated by a dramatic pattern — the olive-green or dark green background is painted with large stripes, spots and striations in tones of coral pink, magenta red, peach and bright cream. Some leaves can appear almost 50% colored, creating an amazing visual effect. The central vein is accentuated in intense pink or bright red, continuing the chromatic pattern.

Like all modern Aglaonemas, 'Grand Poppy' is resistant and tolerant, an excellent choice for those who want a colored plant without major care efforts. Purifies air, tolerates low light, survives variable conditions and brings an impressive botanical presence to the home. Ideal for lovers of vibrant colors who appreciate easy-care plants.

🌍 Botanical origin and history

Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' is a modern Thai cultivar, part of the hybridization program that revolutionized the Aglaonema genus since the 1980s. Thailand has become the world center of Aglaonema hybridization, creating hundreds of cultivars with spectacular chromatic patterns.

The Aglaonema genus comprises approximately 20-25 species native to Southeast Asia. The name derives from ancient Greek — "aglaos" (bright) and "nema" (filament). 'Grand Poppy' likely genetically combines species like A. rotundum and A. commutatum, selected for the chromatic palette.

The Araceae family comprises over 3,700 tropical species. In its natural habitat, Aglaonema grows as a shade plant at the base of trees, adapted to filtered light and high humidity.

🌱 The floral foliage

The 'Grand Poppy' foliage is the plant's star. Lanceolate leaves reach 15-25 cm at maturity, with leathery texture and glossy surface. Chromatics is the main attraction — large stripes, spots and striations in coral pink, magenta red, peach and bright cream on olive-green background. Each leaf has a unique pattern.

The central and main veins are accentuated in pink or bright red. The petioles are short, green with reddish tones. Total shape: compact bush, 40-70 cm in height, 40-60 cm in width. A mature plant develops 15-25 colored leaves simultaneously.

Color intensity varies depending on light, humidity and leaf age. New leaves often appear with more red and mature while maintaining vibrant colors.

🌸 The flowers

Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' occasionally blooms, producing a cream-white spadix in a greenish spathe. Flowers have no fragrance and appear at the base of the plant.

Many growers remove flower stalks to concentrate the plant's energy on foliage. Reproduction is done by division or cuttings to preserve the cultivar pattern.

In the wild, pollination is carried out by specialized insects, and after pollination orange-red berries may appear.

🌱 Growth habit and care

Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' is resistant and easy to care. Moderate growth, new leaves every 3-4 weeks.

Essential requirements:

  • Light: medium indirect — tolerant to low light, colors more intense in good light. Avoid direct sun.
  • Temperature: 18-27°C optimal; does not tolerate below 15°C.
  • Watering: moderate — when the top 3-4 cm are dry. Every 7-10 days in summer, every 10-14 days in winter.
  • Humidity: 50-70% ideal, tolerant to lower.
  • Substrate: well-drained — universal substrate + perlite (20%) + pine bark (10%).
  • Fertilization: every 3-4 weeks during growing season with balanced fertilizer diluted by half.
  • Propagation: division or cuttings in spring-summer.

🌿 Why choose Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy'

An excellent choice for lovers of dramatic colors and easy-care plants. The spectacular pattern reminiscent of poppy fields creates an impressive visual focus, suitable for modern, romantic, tropical-chic or boho arrangements. Tolerant, purifies air, brings color all year round.

Product compliance information

Lungime: 40 cm

Greutate (kg): 1 Kg

Denumire: Aglaonema

Cerințe lumină: Partial umbra

Tip plantă: Decorative

Utilizare: Interior

Tip suport: Ghiveci

Material Suport: Plastic

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Why is it called 'Grand Poppy'?

The name reflects the spectacular chromatic palette of the leaves, reminiscent of large poppy flowers — dramatic shades of coral pink, magenta red, peach and cream. "Grand" refers to the size of the spots and the impressive floral impression of the pattern.

How large are the colored spots?

The spots on 'Grand Poppy' are much larger and more dramatic than on other Aglaonemas. Some leaves can appear almost 50% colored, with stripes and spots covering large areas. The intensity varies from leaf to leaf, but the general effect is always impressive.

How to water correctly?

Water moderately, when the top 3-4 cm of substrate has dried. Every 7-10 days in summer, every 10-14 days in winter. Water at the base of the plant, remove water from saucer after 15 minutes. Avoid overwatering which causes root rot.

Is Aglaonema 'Grand Poppy' toxic?

Yes, all Aglaonema contain insoluble calcium oxalate crystals toxic to cats, dogs and humans. Ingestion causes severe oral irritation, drooling and vomiting. Place in an area inaccessible to pets and young children.

How is it propagated?

The safest method is division at repotting — separate offsets growing from the main rhizome with their own roots. Alternatively, stem cuttings with 2-3 leaves rooted in water or moist substrate. Spring-summer are the ideal periods.

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