Aglaonema ‘Dang Mongkol’
Aglaonema ‘Dang Mongkol’
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Aglaonema ‘Dang Mongkol’ is a bold and highly decorative indoor foliage plant valued for its lush tropical appearance and striking patterned leaves. Its broad, glossy foliage features deep green tones enhanced with contrasting variegation, creating a rich, full-bodied display that elevates interior styling. With its upright, clumping growth habit, it serves as an excellent feature plant for homes, offices, and commercial interiors, delivering strong visual impact with minimal effort.
Renowned for its resilience and adaptability, this variety thrives in a wide range of indoor environments, from low to bright indirect light. It is an ideal choice for customers seeking a durable, low-maintenance plant that maintains its attractive appearance year-round. With excellent longevity and dependable performance, Aglaonema ‘Dang Mongkol’ is well suited to interior landscaping, giftware, and modern indoor plant collections.

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Mature height
40–80cm (up to ~100cm in ideal conditions)
Mature width
40–60cm
Spacing
40–50cm apart
Evergreen/Deciduous
Evergreen perennial (indoor foliage plant)
Foliage
Large, glossy, lance-shaped leaves with bold green variegation and lighter silver or cream markings. Dense, upright clumping growth habit with strong tropical appeal.
Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest
Produces small, inconspicuous spathe-type flowers occasionally under ideal conditions. Rarely flowers indoors and is primarily grown for foliage. May produce small berries, though uncommon.
Sun tolerance
Prefers low to bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun to prevent leaf scorch and fading of variegation.
Maintenance
Very low maintenance. Prefers evenly moist, well-drained soil and occasional feeding during active growth. Tolerates indoor conditions well. Remove older leaves to maintain appearance.
Root System
Shallow, fibrous root system forming a compact clump. Requires well-drained potting mix and does not tolerate waterlogging.