The pink color is intertwined with red, creamy, and green shades.
The oval leaves are splashed with red variegation and streaked with bright red veins, breaking the monotonous green background.
Pointed foliage has reddish margins, while the inner parts are deep green, splashed, and sprinkled with creamy variegation.
The green foliage is sprinkled with creamy and pink spots, resembling a pure-blood dalmatian.
The green edges frame the pink and creamy splotches and patches, while the blush stems accentuate its beauty.
Leaves exposed to more light will take on a yellowish tone streaked with pink shades, while those in low light turn green with pale creamy and pink variegations.
Pinkish-orange freckles make it almost impossible to see the green background, and the whole look is linked with pale pink stems.
The elongated and pointed leaves of the Silver King have darker edges, while the insides are silvery-green.
The lance-shaped leaves and amazing silver colorings resemble the Silver King, but this cultivar has fewer stripes.
This cultivar is grayer than the Silver King or Queen and has a free-growing habit.
Diamond Bay cultivar has similar leaf patterns to the Silver Bay, but it has darker variegations.
The colors of this aglaonema get paler as they approach the midrib, appearing almost white.
The deep green foliage, creamy spots, and oval shape are in complete contrast with this plant’s name, although it does have pink veins.
The plant is mostly green, but wasabi-colored colorations, pink midrib, and speckles make it ideal for any decor.
Maria cultivar has wide pointy foliage whose horizontal lines separate the small light green or even gray quadrants from the deeper shades.
The camouflage pattern of three shades of green (dark, lighter, and gray-green) make it one of a kind.
The edges of long and slender foliage are dark and frame the gray-green surface, randomly lined with darker shades.
The wide and sometimes textured leaves are usually green, but don’t be surprised if you spot some white and creamy variegations.
The minimalistic look of this all-green plant and its long foliage attracts many looks.
The midrib is white or somewhat creamy, and the plant becomes darker towards the edges, where the gray-green shade turns into a deep green framework.