Chinese Evergreen Madonna

Appearance

Aglaonema Madonna features broad, glossy leaves with subtle variegation and soft, natural contrast. Leaves form a neat, clumping rosette, giving the plant a full, well rounded silhouette even when young.

Growth Habit

Slow to moderate grower, typically staying compact indoors, around 12 to 24 inches tall depending on pot size and light. It works well as a tabletop plant, or grouped with other low-light species for a layered look.

Aglaonema Red Siam

• Vivid red and green leaves, bold and colorful for dramatic accents.

Aglaonema Silver Bay

• Silvery foliage with clean lines, a modern favorite for minimalist interiors.

Aglaonema Spring Snow

• Bright green leaves flecked with soft white variegation, cheerful and fresh.

Aglaonema Maria

• Classic tropical tones, reliable performance and broad appeal.

Aglaonema Sparkling Sarah

• Glossy, shimmering leaves that catch the eye, playful and bright.

Aglaonema Madonna

• The featured variety, known for tidy habit and attractive leaf pattern.

Aglaonema Green Papaya

• Fresh green tones with a soft, tropical vibe that layers well in displays.

Spider Mites

Tiny mites cause speckled leaves and fine webbing, they like dry conditions; increase humidity, wipe foliage, and use insecticidal soap if needed. Full spider mite guide.

Mealybugs

Look for white, cottony tufts at leaf joints; remove with an alcohol swab and repeat. Mealybug treatment.

Aphids

Small, soft bodied insects on new growth can be rinsed off or treated with neem oil. Aphid control guide.

Whiteflies

Tiny flying pests that leave sticky residue, monitor underside of leaves and use yellow sticky traps as needed. Whitefly prevention.

Fungus Gnats

Small flies from damp soil, let the top inch dry between waterings and use sticky traps. Fungus gnat guide.

Thrips

Slender pests that scar leaves, treat quickly with insecticidal soap or neem. Thrips management.

Scale

Hard, shell like bumps on stems, remove carefully and consider horticultural oil. Scale removal guide.

How much light does Aglaonema Madonna need?

Bright, indirect light brings out the best patterning, but Madonna tolerates low light better than many houseplants.

How often should I water it?

Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Avoid waterlogged roots, Aglaonemas prefer a slightly drier rhythm between thorough waterings.

Does it like humidity?

Moderate humidity is ideal, though Madonna tolerates average indoor humidity; boost humidity if leaves start to brown at the edges.

Is it safe for pets?

No, Aglaonema plants are toxic if ingested, keep out of reach of pets and children.