4" Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor

Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor is easily recognized by its camouflage-pattern leaves consisting of three different shades of green—light green, green, and dark green. This plant occasionally blooms a spathe and spadix, but its blooms are not nearly as magnificent as its camo foliage.

I'll have approximately six of these available per year. Cultivate like a typical lowland tropical Aroid: good soil porosity, water regularly though do not allow to be waterlogged, appreciates warmer temperatures, and higher humidity is a plus though not a requirement. With that being said, I'd probably avoid excessively dry air conditions.

care:
1.Medium to bright, indirect light is ideal.
2.Keep the soil consistently moist—water when the top inch or so is dry.
3.Use a well-draining potting mix that will still hold some moisture.
4.Keep in a warm and humid environment.
5.Fertilizer: Low - Medium Rate. (Once a month)