Aglaonema Super White Tissue Culture
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This culture pack includes 1 Aglaonema Super White tissue culture. It comes in agar gel and is ready to acclimate to its new jungle.
Aglaonema Super White is a show-stopping variety known for its crisp white foliage delicately marbled with soft green veining. Each leaf looks almost hand-painted, giving this plant a bright, modern look that instantly elevates any indoor space. Its compact growth habit and bold coloration make it a favorite among collectors and a stunning statement plant for shelves, desks, and plant cabinets.
Known for being both beautiful and low-maintenance, this Aglaonema thrives in a wide range of indoor conditions. It’s the perfect choice for plant lovers who want that pop of color without the fuss — stunning on desks, shelves, or grouped in a lush tropical display
Watch our step-by-step video instructions on our How To Acclimate Your Tissue Culture blog!
- Step 1- Do not do anything to the culture for 1-2 days to allow them to adjust to the temperature in their new environment
- Step 2- Open the package & wash the agar jelly off the plant as thoroughly as possible. We strongly recommend using running water. A small paint brush can be gently used to assist with the cleaning process. This is one of the most important steps of the process.
- Step 3- Plant your cultures in the medium of your choice. We recommend a chunky blend of coco husk & perlite. We utilize acclimation plugs although there are many great mediums available.
- Step 4- Place them into a clear sealed package (container or plastic bag). Within 24-hours your container will have water droplets forming, which will confirm the container is at 100% humidity.
- Step 5-Place under a grow lights for between 8 & 14 hours a day
- Step 6- Leave plants covered for the first 7 days. The following 7 to 10 days slowly expose plants to ambient air. Each day exposing the plants to slightly more air until fully acclimated.
Our acclimation kits will contain all of the tools necessary for success. Just add water & grow lights to the simple acclimation process to produce healthy acclimated plants!
*These instructions are a BRIEF overview of the acclimation process. Completing thorough research prior to purchasing a tissue culture is important. The customer must provide proper acclimation to the tissue culture. We are happy to help answer any questions you may have in regards to the process of acclimating plants.
Orange Lake Nursery will not accept liability for mishaps during the acclimation process. The acclimation process will vary from location to location. Acclimation can depend on the environment, medium used, and many other factors By purchasing this product, you agree to these terms*
How to Care for Aglaonema Super White
When you first get your tissue culture plants, let them adjust to their new environment before starting regular care. Here are some simple care tips to help your plants grow:
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which can scorch the lighter foliage.
- Water: Water when the top portion of the soil has begun to dry. Avoid allowing the plant to sit in standing water.
- Humidity: Moderate to high humidity is preferred, but Aglaonema Super White can adapt to average household humidity.
- Temperature: Keep in a warm environment between 65–85°F and protect from cold drafts and sudden temperature changes.
- Growth Pattern: Compact, upright growth with broad, beautifully patterned leaves.
- Fertilizer: Feed your plant regularly with Orange Lake Nursery Fertilizer to keep it healthy and growing strong.
Every plant is carefully packed by our team here at Orange Lake Nursery for its journey to you.
We take extra care to protect your plants in transit so they arrive ready to settle into their new home.
Want to see how we do it? Follow our step-by-step shipping process to see how your plants go from our nursery to your doorstep.
If you're excited to get your new tissue culture plantlets growing, it's important to take your time to properly acclimate them to their new environment. Here are some steps you can follow to ensure a successful acclimation process for your philodendrons or any other tissue culture plant:
Steps to Acclimate Your Tissue Culture
