Orange Lake Nursery Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor

This variety is a slow grower. You should expect it to maintain its compact, desk-friendly size for quite a while, rather than quickly outgrowing its space.

To keep the distinct silver, lime, and deep green variegation vibrant, place it in bright, indirect light. Direct sun can scorch the leaves, while too little light may cause the pattern to fade or the plant to lose its compact shape.

While it shares the general resilience of the Aglaonema family, the Pictum Tricolor appreciates a bit more attention to humidity. It thrives best when kept in a consistent environment between 65–80°F, making it a great choice for collectors who enjoy managing specific indoor conditions.

No, it arrives well-rooted in a 3-inch pot and is perfectly happy staying there for a while. Because it is a slow grower, you won't need to worry about repotting it for some time.

While it can tolerate lower light levels than some other tropicals, it will not thrive or maintain its striking pattern in a dark corner. If your office lacks bright, indirect light, consider using a small grow light to ensure it stays healthy and colorful.