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Aglaonema White Pink Live Indoor Plant | 7cm Pot

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Pale green leaves with a soft blush of pink and delicate marbling — this little plant has a way of quietly stealing the show on any desk or windowsill. Unlike darker Aglaonema varieties that can get by in dim corners, the White Pink needs medium to bright indirect light to hold onto that rosy colour, which makes it a brilliant choice for a well-lit living room or home office. It comes in a 7cm pot, compact enough to sit on a study table or kitchen counter without crowding the space. One of the most rewarding traits of this variety is how slow and steady it grows — it can comfortably live in that same pot for years, eventually spreading out to a lush, bushy shape over time.
Watering

Water when the top layer of soil is dry.

Light

Aglaonema White Pink needs medium to bright indirect light to maintain its pink coloration — a north or east-facing windowsill works well. Keep it away from direct sun and avoid dark corners, as low light will cause the pink tones to fade and growth to slow noticeably.

Pet Friendliness

Pet Friendly — The plant causes no harm to your pets on contact or ingestion.

Fertilizer

Feed occasionally with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.

Also Known As: Pink Chinese Evergreen, Pink Aglaonema, Chinese Evergreen

The aglaonema white pink plant arrives with heart-shaped leaves in a soft, painterly palette — pale green washed with light pink undertones, irregular green borders tracing the leaf edges, and faint marbling that shifts slightly from leaf to leaf. The growth habit is dense and bushy even at this early stage, so it already looks full and well-established straight out of the box.

About the Aglaonema White Pink Chinese Evergreen

Commonly known as the Chinese Evergreen, this variety belongs to the Aglaonema genus — a group of tropical foliage plants native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia and widely loved in Indian homes for their adaptability and striking looks. What sets the White Pink apart from greener Chinese Evergreens is its colouring: the pink tones in the foliage are not just cosmetic — they are directly tied to light exposure, and the plant will gradually turn greener if kept in a dim spot. It is a genuinely slow-growing plant, which means the 7cm starter pot you receive today can remain its home for a surprisingly long time before it needs a move up. Mature plants eventually reach around 25 inches tall and 32 inches wide — a generous spread for a plant that asks for so little.

Aglaonema White Pink: A Tabletop Plant That Earns Its Spot

Air Purifying Indoor Plant

Aglaonemas are widely associated with improving indoor air quality, making them a popular choice for home offices, study tables, and living rooms across India. Keeping one near your workspace is a small but meaningful way to bring a cleaner, calmer energy to the room — and the soft pink foliage makes it far more attractive than a typical desk plant.

Low Maintenance House Plant

This variety genuinely earns the low-maintenance label — it prefers to go dry between waterings, tolerates being forgotten for a stretch, and does not demand constant attention. The slightly wavy, heart-shaped leaves and compact bushy form mean it looks well-dressed without any pruning or fussing, which is exactly what most Indian households need from a plant.

Perfect Gifting Plant for Housewarmings

A compact, lush plant with soft pink and green tones is an exceptionally thoughtful housewarming or festive gift — it is cheerful without being flashy, and the pink colouring gives it a warmth that plain-green foliage plants simply do not have. Paired with a decorative pot, this makes for a genuinely memorable Diwali or griha pravesh gift that the recipient will enjoy for years.

Great for Indian Apartment Living

The 7cm pot size makes this ideal for compact Indian flats where every surface counts. Place it on a north or east-facing windowsill, a study desk near a window, or a bathroom shelf with good light — it adapts well to the warm, humid conditions typical in Indian homes, and the monsoon season is particularly kind to it.

How Aglaonema White Pink Compares to Other Aglaonema Varieties

Among the wide family of aglaonema varieties — including the deep-red Siam Aurora, the creamy Silver Queen, and the greener Maria — the White Pink sits in a distinct middle ground: lighter and softer than red varieties, more colourful than the darker green ones, and uniquely dependent on good light to stay at its best. If you have tried a standard green Chinese Evergreen and found it too plain, this variety offers a meaningful visual step up without demanding any extra care expertise.

Also Known As: Pink Chinese Evergreen, Pink Aglaonema, Chinese Evergreen

Why Buy From Chhajed Garden

This plant is grown in-house at Sanjay Nursery, rooted in cocopeat for healthy, well-established roots — backed by over 40 years of growing expertise and a 7-day replacement guarantee so your plant arrives in perfect condition. When you order from us, you are getting a plant that has been nurtured with care from day one, not a stressed cutting from a wholesale shelf.

Once the pink blush settles into your space, you will wonder how the room ever looked complete without it.

Color may appear slightly different in person due to photographic lighting and monitor settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions

Yellowing on this variety is most often caused by overwatering — the roots sitting in wet soil for too long is the quickest way to stress the plant. Let the soil dry out properly between waterings and ensure the pot has drainage; that solves the problem in most cases.

Yes — unlike darker Aglaonema varieties that tolerate dim corners, the White Pink needs medium to bright indirect light to hold its pink tones. Move it to a spot away from direct sun but close to a well-lit window, and the colour will stay strong.

It genuinely is — it prefers to go slightly dry between waterings, tolerates the warm temperatures typical across India, and does not need frequent repotting thanks to its slow growth. A bright windowsill, occasional watering, and light feeding during the growing season is all it really needs.

It is a solid choice for beginners, with one important note: keep it in medium to bright indirect light, because in low light the pink colour fades and growth slows significantly. Get the light right and the rest of the care is very forgiving.

A well-draining mix that does not hold excess moisture works best — something like a standard potting mix loosened with perlite or coarse sand. Good drainage is the single most important thing; this plant is far more comfortable going slightly dry than sitting in soggy soil.

No — like all Aglaonema varieties, the White Pink contains calcium oxalate crystals which are toxic to cats and dogs if chewed or ingested. Keep it out of reach of pets and small children.

This is a notably slow-growing plant — the 7cm starter pot can comfortably remain its home for a long time before roots start crowding. Mature plants can eventually reach around 25 inches tall and spread up to 32 inches wide, but you will not need to repot for at least a year or two at this stage.