Habitat and Location:
Aglaonema commutatum is a varied aroid that grows into a small tree, native to the Philippines and Sulawesi this species has been introduced into other countries. This species thrives in the shaded forest floor where it grows as a terrestrial in the undergrowth.
 
Description and Key Features:
Aglaonema commutatum varies greatly in its leaf patterns and many cultivar names are known. The flowers are inconspicuous and the fruit is red. This plant has a clonal name of 'Cleopatra'.
 
Care Instructions:
For optimal growth, Aglaonema commutatum should be placed in shade. Plant in a media consisting of soil, fine bark and grit. Water the plant regularly, keeping the media evenly moist. 
 
Maintain an intermediate to warm environment with daytime temperatures ranging from 18-38 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures between 15-24 degrees Celsius. Aglaonema commutatum refers high humidity, ideally above 65%. 
 
Specifications:
 
Plant Size: Plants 80 cm
Family: Araceae
Plant Passport: A Aglaonema commutatum B 140084 c 300 d GB