Aglaonema Red Anjuman – Brilliant Red Tones to Stand Out

Aglaonema Red Anjuman – Easy Elegance for Modern Indian Homes

Bring home our stunning Aglaonema red Anjuman to add a rich depth of color to your home that’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen. This amazing houseplant has a absolutely stunning deep and bold red coloured leaves with darker green splodges and edges – it is definitely a statement piece! With its rich hue and luxurious design it is sure to add elegance to contemporary Indian homes, apartments and offices which desire to create a bold and opulent statement.

Not just a beautiful houseplant, the Aglaonema Red Anjuman is an exceptionally easy care plant and is perfect for homes and offices, adding interest and cleaner indoor air! Every large, colorful leaf, on every one of our plants, enhances the ambiance of any room from your office, to your living room. Whether you’re a seasoned plant-lover or new to the wonderful world of plants (welcome!), this Aglaonema is a great choice to introduce easy, vibrant beauty into your home.

Why Choose Aglaonema Red Anjuman?

• Air Purifier: The aglaonemas increases the indoor air quality by filtering out toxins in the air and adding some much-needed humidly to dry conditions.
• Low Maintenance: Thrives with minimal care—great for busy plant parents.
• Pet Caution: Like most Aglaonemas, it is best kept away from pets if they chew on leaves.
• Indoor Specialist: Grows well in low to medium light, perfect for Indian apartments and shaded corners.
• Visual Showstopper: Its deep, intense red leaves with contrasting green accents provide a bold, tropical, and undeniably sophisticated look.

Care Guide: How to Keep Your Aglaonema Happy

Watering:

Water only when the top inch of soil feels dry. Overwatering is the biggest mistake—once a week usually works well for Indian homes, with a bit more during summer.

Light:

Bright, indirect light is ideal. It can tolerate low light but the colours really shine with more filtered light. Avoid direct sunlight—it can scorch the leaves.

Temperature:

Best between 18°C–30°C. Keep away from cold drafts.

Humidity:

It does just fine in average indoor humidity; however, if your house is dry, put it on a pebble tray or group it with some other plants for a little humidity boost.

Soil & Potting:

Use a light, well-draining mix—something like garden soil + cocopeat + perlite works well use Panpit General Soilless Mix. Make sure your pot has drainage holes.

Repotting:

Repot every 2–3 years or when the roots start crowding. Just go for one size bigger than the current pot.

Fertilizer:

Feed once a month during spring and summer using a diluted liquid fertilizer. No feeding needed in winter.

Pruning:

Snip off any yellow or damaged leaves from the base to keep it looking fresh. This also encourages new growth.

Propagation:

Easy to propagate from stem cuttings—just place them in water or moist soil. Do it during warm months for best results.

Perfect Plant Pairings

Pair your Aglaonema Red Anjuman

with other plants that have comparable care requirements and create a beautiful, cohesive indoor garden:

• Snake Plant (Sansevieria): For architectural contrast.
• ZZ Plant: For its robust, low-maintenance nature.
• Peace Lily: For elegant blooms and air purification.
• Pothos: For trailing greenery and ease of care.
• Syngonium: For varied leaf shapes and vibrant colors.

These plants share similar care needs and look beautiful together.

Where to Place It? Some Styling Ideas

• Living Room: Makes a great focal point on a low table or stand.
• Office: Brightens up your work desk and adds calm to your workspace.
• Entryway: A warm, cheerful welcome for anyone who steps in.
• Balcony: Thrives on shaded balconies where it gets filtered light.

FAQs – Quick Answers

Q: Is it Aglaonema Red Anjuman beginner-friendly?

A: Yes. It is easy to grow.

Q: Can it grow in low light?

A: Yes, it adapts well, but brighter indirect light brings out its vibrant colors.

Q: Signs of overwatering?

A: Look out for yellowing leaves and soggy soil—let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

Q: Will it flower?

A: Rarely indoors. Even if it does, the leaves are the real star. You can remove flowers to help the plant focus on foliage.

Q: Can I keep it in the bathroom?

A: Yes, as long as there’s enough light. It’ll love the humidity in there.