Aglaonema 'Pink Star' Hydroleca variegata can be a relatively

variegata can be a relatively fast-growing and easy-care succulent species

Forming a croquembouche of pine-cone shaped segments

What also makes this Echeveria intriguing is that it only starts to produce pups once it has become more mature

Supplied in plastic nursery pot

are the fertile fronds which are deeply lobed and antler-like

Aglaonema 'Pink Star' Hydroleca variegata can be a relativelyAglaonemas grow wild in the tropical rainforests of South East Asia and make fabulous houseplants for shady forgotten corners. Pink Star is one for colour enthusiasts, with its vibrantly coloured leaves flecked with bold, cherry red. WATERING In S S water when 20% of the top soil has dried out. In A W allow top soil to dry out 50%. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Bright, indirect. FEED Use a house plant fertiliser every month between April September. REPOTTING