A chlorophyll compromise you won’t regret.
Aglaonema ‘Super White’ is exactly what the name suggests—an ultra-pale cultivar with strikingly white, near-chlorophyll-free foliage punctuated by crisp green venation. While many Aglaonema lean into subtle mottling, this one pushes contrast to the limit. In the right light, it doesn’t even look real.
Because it contains minimal chlorophyll, Super White prefers brighter indirect light than most Aglaonema varieties—but still keeps the same reputation for resilience and structure. The upright, low-spread growth habit makes it ideal for tight spaces, desks, and minimalist groupings—especially when paired with darker-foliaged plants for contrast.
All plants ship fully rooted in aroid potting mix, stabilized and actively growing.
Aglaonema ‘Super White’ Care Overview
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light. Needs more light than typical Aglaonema to maintain white foliage. |
| Humidity | 50–70%. Adaptable, but white tissue benefits from consistent humidity. |
| Watering | Let top 1–2” of soil dry before watering. Avoid soggy conditions. |
| Substrate | Aroid mix with a moisture-retentive base and solid drainage. |
| Temperature | 65–85°F. Keep out of cold drafts. |
| Feeding | Monthly during active growth with a balanced fertilizer at ½ strength. |
| Growth Habit | Upright and compact. Fills out from the base, not a climber or crawler. |
| Pests to Watch | Mealybugs. Inspect crown and undersides of leaves regularly. |
Shipping Note:
All plants ship rooted in soil and are packed for safe transit. Due to the thin variegation and pale leaf tissue, some cosmetic damage may occur in shipping, such as edge crisping, yellowing, or minor leaf curl. These are superficial and do not impact the health of the plant. Soil may shift during transit and can be resettled gently.