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aglaonema commutatum white rain Aglaonema 'White Lime' – Deep Green with White EdgesAglaonema 'White Lime' Aglaonema 'White Lime' is a light green Aglaonema cultivar with a pale rim around elongated leaves. The centre of the blade stays green to lime toned, giving each leaf a defined outline. Its growth is upright and clumping, with new leaves rising from basal stems and filling the pot gradually. The green centre remains clearly visible between the pale outer line, creating a crisp margin led pattern. Aglaonema 'White Lime' leaf

Aglaonema 'White Lime'

Aglaonema 'White Lime' is a light green Aglaonema cultivar with a pale rim around elongated leaves. The centre of the blade stays green to lime-toned, giving each leaf a defined outline.

Its growth is upright and clumping, with new leaves rising from basal stems and filling the pot gradually. The green centre remains clearly visible between the pale outer line, creating a crisp margin-led pattern.

Aglaonema 'White Lime' leaf outline

• Leaf pattern: Light green leaves carry white to pale cream colouring around the outside.
• Leaf shape: Elongated lance-shaped leaves create a clean upright plant outline.
• Growth habit: Basal stems build a compact self-heading clump.
• Pale rim: The lightest colour is concentrated around the outer leaf line.
• Leaf structure: A visible central vein runs through the lime-green blade.
• Clump development: The plant fills out steadily when kept warm and evenly watered.

How Aglaonema 'White Lime' fills its pot

Aglaonema 'White Lime' develops from short basal stems, forming a contained clump in the pot. The elongated leaves sit close together, so the plant can become fuller with each new growth point.

Filtered light keeps the clump compact while reducing the risk of scorched pale tissue. A drained substrate keeps moisture even around the roots and limits stress on older leaves.

Aglaonema 'White Lime' growing conditions

• Water: Water after the top of the mix begins to dry, then clear excess water from the pot.
• Light: Provide medium to bright filtered indirect light; direct sun can brown the pale outer leaf line.
• Substrate: A loose, chunky mix gives the roots moisture while allowing oxygen around the root zone.
• Temperature: Keep above 15°C and avoid cold wet substrate around the roots.
• Humidity: Moderate humidity can reduce crisping on pale leaf tissue.
• Feeding: Use a gentle fertilizer dose during active growth; strong feeding can create brown leaf tips.
• Grooming: Trim fully yellow leaves at the base once they have aged out.

Leaf issues on Aglaonema 'White Lime'

• Pale-edge browning: Direct sun, dry heat or inconsistent watering can damage the light outer zones.
• Yellow leaves: Heavy, wet substrate can cause lower leaves to yellow and soften.
• Brown tips: Mineral salts from fertilizer or hard water can collect in the substrate.
• Cold marks: Low temperatures can leave dull grey patches on exposed leaves.
• Weak new leaves: Cool, wet conditions can slow root activity and delay new growth.

Safety for Aglaonema 'White Lime'

Aglaonema 'White Lime' contains calcium oxalate crystals in its tissues. Keep it out of reach of pets and children to prevent chewing and mouth irritation.

Aglaonema 'White Lime' forms a compact clump of lime-green leaves framed by pale outer colouring.