Grown by United Nursery, the Aglaonema flowering plant, also known as Sapphire Suzanne, is a popular evergreen that for centuries has been welcomed in all homes across the world as it is known to bring good fortune. This plant displays a series of vibrant colorful foliage atop sturdy colorful stems and can bloom from summer to late summer. Its colors can vary from pinks to reds to all shades of green and even corals. This plants eye catching color makes it the perfect choice to add some flair to your home or office space. Indoor house plants are proven to be excellent air purifiers which help decrease stress and anxiety while stimulating creativity and productivity. Great for yourself or as a gift.
- Easy to grow tropical plant the sapphire Suzanne house plant adjusts quickly to its environment and will thrive with a good balance of medium light and shade, it prefers warmth and humidity and lives comfortable in 65°F to 85°F, sapphire Suzanne needs to be watered moderately, enough to make the soil moist and allowing the top inch of the soil to dry between watering
- Vibrant leaves the sapphire Suzanne has large glossy narrow oval leaves with short stems, its vibrant leaves create a dramatic presence that add elegance to any space
- Tropical live plant care instructions sapphire Suzanne should be planted in rich, organic, well-draining soil, this plant will do well in medium light and shade, it prefers warmth and humidity and lives comfortable in 65°F to 85°F, this plant needs watering only when the soil becomes dry to the touch but do not over water as it will cause the roots to rot, pour water into the top of the plant pot and let it run out the bottom to soak the roots do not leave the top of the soil too moist
- Pet warning: according to ASPCA this plant is toxic for pets, not for human consumption
- We do not recommend shipping to extremely cold weather states, each live plant will be slightly different, thus the plant you receive may vary from the photo representation















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