Wow, those are PRETTY! I just got an AG today too, I think it's a 'Silver Queen' (not as interesting looking as yours). I hope mine grows as well as your first one has (and hopefully your second one grows as well too).

Planto

I got one of those coloured Ags not long back and split the plant, seems like 2 cuttings had been put in the one pot together. Not long after both flowered although still small. They seem a bit different to the older type Ags.

Those are awesome!

Your new addition is a beauty! I had to look up aglaonemas and found out that there was a lot of variety. I also found out the Chinese consider them to be lucky plants and the Thai call them 'smile of fortune' plants. Marg

My neighbor gave me a poinsetta today and it is small and cute and I need some info on how to take care of it so I can keep it after the holidays. My sister-in-law had one for about 3 or 4 years, I hope I have it that long.

I found one of those red ags at HD recently and couldn't resist! It' so pretty, isn't it?

Bunti..I too adore Ags.

Both your Ags are beautiful, but the first is exceptional! It has so much red. Do you know its variety?

For me to find red Ags, I have to order from Thailand..boohoo.

How much sun is your Ags getting? Or are they in shade?

Nopets..You're better off starting a new thread. People who collect Poinsettias are more likely to respond, and answer your questions.. :) Toni

Gosh Purple,

That's really quite beautiful, the array of colors is just stunning, as was the first pic on this thread. Think I like that yours is a bit more green than that one. Maybe some day I could talk swap w/ ya (yea, right, like still there's plants out there you like but don't already have, ha! I can dream!!)

Congrats to you on a fabulous find at a great price!!

That one is very nice, a lot darker than mine. But I have noticed that the leaves do get darker as they age.

Thanks, PG. I was instantly smitten.

That's unusually pretty, tropic! I wouldn't know what it was out of context.

I have seen some aglaonemas (including reds) on Ebay sold by a few U.S. sellers who mostly seem to be reselling imported plants. Someday I'll get around to finding out if the variety I want can be added to their inventory (I like the one named "Venus"). But if you can't get these plants locally definitely give Ebay a try.