Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor

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AGLAONEMA PICTUM TRICOLOR

Introduction

Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor, a rare and highly sought after plant, seduces by its exceptional foliage imitating a camouflage pattern. Its dark green leaves are dotted with light green and white spots, creating a unique and fascinating visual effect.

Perfect for plant lovers, it requires moderate maintenance and appreciates a stable environment. Its slow growth and sophisticated appearance make it a collection piece popular with plant enthusiasts'interior.

Its distinctive foliage and its rarity make it a coveted plant that brings a touch of'and d'Elegance to any living space.

Characteristics

1. Common name: Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor

2. Scientific name: Aglaonema pictum

3. Family: Araceae

4. Origin: Sumatra Islands

5. Name: Camouflage Plant

6. Sheet color: Dark green, light green and white

7. Flowering period: Rare indoors

8. Ideal temperature: 20-28°C

9. Hygrometry: High

10. Type of vegetation: Vivace

11. Type of foliage: Persistent

Did you know that ?

Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor is very popular with collectors because of its unique foliage, which evokes a natural military motif. This particularity allows it to blend into its wild environment.

It is also appreciated for its adaptation to indirect light, making it an ideal choice for interiors requiring an original and low-demand plant.

HOW TO TAKE CARE OF L'AGLAONEMA PICTUM TRICOLOR ?

What exhibition ?

Prefer indirect light. Although'it can tolerate conditions of low brightness, to obtain a more vibrant foliage, it is recommended to place it in a bright place. Avoid the direct sun that could burn its delicate leaves.

How to water ?

Water when soil is dry in depth. Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor enjoys moderate watering, about once every two weeks. Important, make sure the ground is deep dry before d'water again. In winter, reduce watering, as the plant enters a period of vegetative rest.

What temperature ?

The ideal is between 18°C and 26°C. Avoid temperatures below 15°C, as well as cold air currents that can affect plant health.

What humidity ?

Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor prefers a moderate to high humidity. If l'air is too dry, its leaves can brown on the edges. Use a humidifier or place the plant on a tray with damp pebbles to increase l'humidity. (especially in summer)

WHAT TYPE OF SOIL FOR L'AGLAONEMA PICTUM TRICOLOR ?

Well draining soil is crucial to avoid problems related to excess water.

We recommend for repotting, a mixture of which: enriched soil d'Essential elements, Coconut flakes, and of perlite, to retain l'moisture while allowing good drainage.

OUR "Arrated substrate" will perfectly meet the demands of the Aglaonema. Make life easier and enjoy'a custom blend that will promote healthy and sustainable growth.

Make sure that the pot has a drainage hole to avoid stagnation of l'water.

Choose a holed pot, preferably transparent, slightly larger than the previous and use a well draining soil.

The transparent pot will allow you to'observeL'Evolution of the root system and to monitor easy l'moisture of the substrate, helping to Avoid excess d'water or, on the contrary, periods of drought too long..

HOW TO ARROW A TRICOLOR PICTUM AGLAONEMA ?

Moderate l'watering to avoid root rot, a common problem in this plant.

Always check that the substrate is dry before d'water again, especially in the winter when the plant needs less water than usual'water.

Use l'water at room temperature to avoid shocking the plant.

ADVICE FOR SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

How to multiply aglaonema ?

The most effective method for propagating Aglaonema Pictum Tricoloris division.

When you repot your plant, take advantage of it for carefully separate the young rejects or sections of the main plant, ensuring that each division has well developed roots.

Then plant each division in a holed pot with fresh and well drained soil like our Araceae Substrate or inliving sphagnum (perfect substrate to stimulate the root system). Maintain constant humidity for the first few weeks to promote'rooting.

Keep the new plants in a warm place, in a bright room until'That'they show signs of active growth.

HOW TO PREVENTE AND TREAT THE NISIBLE ?

Aglaonema may be susceptible to cochenillas, aphids and red spiders.

Inspect regularly to prevent possible signs of'infestation.

In case of'infestation, deal with natural and biological methods as the black soap.

Find on our product sheet black soap for plantsOur organic recipe to fight pests.

For more d'efficiency, we recommend'apply the solution with our pair of microfiber plant cleaning gloves

It will allow youd'Gently remove undesirables.

If you face a invasion of flying pests as the earth flies or thrips etc., our glued yellow trapsAre a solution very effective to fight them.

OUR ADVICE:

1. Place your Aglaonema pictum tricolorNear d'a window, avoiding direct sun.

2. Water when soil is dry under the first layer of soil to avoid excesses d'water.

3. Maintain one ambient temperature, without current d'fresh air.

4. Increase'humidity(especially in summer) in spraying the foliage of the plant.

5. Use a well draining soil, like ours "Substrate for Araceae"To promote its development.

6. Inspect regularly leaves to prevent infestations. In case of'attack, prefer natural solutions based on concentrated black soap for plant and opt for our traps yellow anti-moucheronAnd our blue traps anti-thrips.

7. Clean the leaves for stimulate photosynthesis, thanks to our pair of microfibre glovesAnd keep the plant in shape.