
Pink and Red Foliage Plants
Pink and red foliage appears on climbing vines, colourful upright plants and spreading tropical leaves. Variegated patches, pink new growth and red leaf veins give the collection its range of colours.

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Pink and red foliage houseplants
Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’ produces irregular pink sections among its green leaves. Syngonium ‘Neon’ has rosy arrow-shaped foliage, while Aglaonema ‘Red Valentine’ develops pink and green markings on an upright clump. Maranta ‘Fascinator’ adds bright red veins, and Ficus elastica ‘Belize’ carries pale and pink tones on broad leaves.
Climbing Philodendron can develop larger foliage on a support. Aglaonema stays leafy around its upright stems, and Maranta spreads close to the pot. Colour also changes naturally on some plants as new leaves unfold and mature.
Many tropical pink-leaved plants grow well in bright indirect daylight. Maranta benefits from lightly moist growing medium, and Ficus generally needs some drying near the surface between waterings. Our pink foliage guide explains the pigments and variegated patterns behind these colours.








































































































