Chinese Evergreen Jubliee

Name: Chinese Evergreen Jubliee
Brand: MyGreenScape
SKU: PC1497S
Price: 35.0 CAD
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Chinese Evergreen Jubliee

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About This Plant

Aglaonema Jubilee, also called Chinese Evergreen Jubilee, is a cultivar of Aglaonema, native to the tropical and subtropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. It grows in an upright, clumping habit reaching 45 to 60 cm tall indoors.

It handles low light better than almost any other patterned plant. Most patterned tropical plants need medium to bright indirect light to stay vivid. The Aglaonema Jubilee holds its silver-green marbling even in north-facing rooms and dim corners where most other plants would fade or stall.

Keep it away from pets and children. The ASPCA confirms Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen) is toxic to cats and dogs. The leaves contain insoluble calcium oxalates that cause mouth pain, drooling, swelling, and vomiting if chewed. Keep it on a shelf or surface that pets and small children cannot reach.

It is one of the most forgiving plants for Canadian winters. Aglaonemas handle dry air, lower humidity, irregular watering, and lower light with much less drama than most tropical plants.

Winter Slowdown

Growth slows from November onward but the Jubilee is one of the most resilient houseplants through a Canadian winter. It holds its silver-green marbling even in low light and handles dry heated air better than most tropical plants.

Toxicity

Toxic to cats and dogs, confirmed by the ASPCA (Aglaonema spp.). The leaves contain insoluble calcium oxalates. Symptoms include mouth pain, drooling, swelling, and vomiting if chewed. Keep on a shelf out of reach of pets and small children.

Pests

Mealybugs are the most common pest on Aglaonemas, appearing in the leaf axils and along the stems as white cottony clusters. Check these spots each time you water. Spider mites can appear in very dry Canadian winter air. The Jubilee is generally more pest-resistant than most tropical plants due to its thick, glossy leaves.

Other Plants You Might Like

Not sure this is the right fit? Here are three other plants our Canadian customers love. All ship across Canada and thrive in Canadian homes.

Aglaonema Silver Bay. Same silver tones, different form.

For a similar silver-green Aglaonema with a slightly different leaf shape and pattern, the Aglaonema Silver Bay has bold silver markings and the same low-light, low-maintenance character.

Aglaonema Red Siam. Bold and colourful.

For an Aglaonema with striking red and green tones rather than silver and green, the Aglaonema Red Siam brings vivid colour to the same low-light conditions and is equally easy to keep through a Canadian winter.

Aglaonema Stripes. Cool and graphic.

For an Aglaonema with a different fine-striped green and silver pattern, the Aglaonema Stripes has a clean linear look and the same exceptional low-light tolerance.

Common Questions

How often should I water the Aglaonema Jubilee?

Water when the top half of the soil feels dry. In spring and summer roughly every seven to ten days. In a Canadian winter, every ten to fourteen days. Aglaonemas tolerate underwatering better than overwatering. Never let it sit in standing water. Our indoor plant watering guide shows how to check correctly.

What light does it need in a Canadian home?

It handles low to medium indirect light and is one of the few patterned plants that stays looking good in north-facing rooms and dim corners. Bright indirect light produces faster growth but is not necessary. Read our guide to light requirements for indoor plants for more.

Is the Aglaonema Jubilee toxic to cats and dogs?

Yes. The ASPCA confirms Aglaonema spp. is toxic to cats and dogs. The leaves contain insoluble calcium oxalates that cause mouth pain, drooling, swelling, and vomiting if chewed. Keep it on a shelf out of reach of pets and small children.

Why are the tips turning brown?

Brown leaf tips on Aglaonema are almost always caused by fluoride in tap water or very low humidity. Try switching to filtered or overnight-rested tap water. If the air is very dry from forced-air heating in Ontario and Quebec homes, move the plant away from heating vents.

Will it survive a Canadian winter indoors?

Yes, easily. It is one of the best plants for Canadian winters. Keep temperatures above 15°C and reduce watering. It handles dry air and lower light better than almost any other patterned tropical plant. Read our tips on keeping plants alive in winter for more.

How to take care of Chinese Evergreen Jubliee

Good to Know

Sun: Indirect

Low to medium indirect light works well. A north- or east-facing window is ideal. One of the few patterned tropical plants that holds its colouring even in north-facing rooms. Avoid direct sun which scorches the glossy leaves.

Light: Low to medium indirect

One of the most light-adaptable houseplants available. It handles north-facing rooms and dim Canadian apartment conditions better than almost any other patterned plant. From October to February it rarely struggles with the reduced light.

Water: When top half of soil is dry

Water when the top half of the soil feels dry. Every seven to ten days in spring and summer, every ten to fourteen days in a Canadian winter. This plant tolerates being slightly underwatered and recovers quickly. Never leave it in standing water.

Humidity: Low to moderate

Handles the dry forced-air heating in Ontario and Quebec homes much better than most tropical plants. No humidifier or misting needed. This is one of its main advantages for Canadian homes through winter.

Pet Friendly: No

Toxic to cats and dogs, confirmed by the ASPCA. Contains insoluble calcium oxalates. Keep it out of reach of pets and small children.

Pro Tip

The Aglaonema Jubilee is one of the best-kept secrets for difficult spots in Canadian homes. It keeps its silver-green marbling even in genuinely low light and handles weeks of neglect without drama. If you have a spot where nothing else seems to work, this is the plant to try.

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Plant and Pot Size Guide

4" Pot (Small): plant is approx. 6-10 inches tall. 6" Pot (Medium): approx. 12-18 inches tall. All plants come in a standard nursery pot. Decorative pots are sold separately.

Winter Shipping Protection

Between November and March we add extra insulated packaging and heat packs to protect your plant from cold temperatures during transit. You can add winter shipping protection at checkout.

Returns Policy

If a plant arrives with significant damage, pests, or disease, we offer a full replacement or refund.Our guarantee covers the viability and health of your plant for 30 days.

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