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Aglanoema Pictum Peacock Tricolor
Aglanoema Pictum Peacock Tricolor
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š¦ Aglaonema pictum āPeacock Tricolorā Overview
Aglaonema pictum āPeacock Tricolorā is a rare and highly sought-after tropical aroid known for its incredible camouflage-like foliage. Each leaf displays layered shades of deep green, light green, and silvery mint ā resembling military camo or peacock feather patterning. No two leaves are exactly alike.
Itās slower growing and a bit more particular than standard Chinese Evergreens, but absolutely worth it for collectors.
⨠Appearance
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Narrow, pointed oval leaves
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Stunning three-tone camouflage variegation
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Matte to slightly satin leaf texture
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Compact but upright growth habit
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Typically grows 1ā2 ft tall indoors
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Slow-growing compared to other Aglaonemas
āļø Light
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Prefers bright, indirect light
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Can tolerate medium light but variegation may dull
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Avoid direct sun ā can scorch leaves
š§ Water
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Keep soil lightly moist but never soggy
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Allow the top 1ā2 inches to dry before watering
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Sensitive to overwatering ā good drainage is critical
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Benefits from higher humidity (60%+)
š”ļø Temperature & Humidity
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Thrives in 65ā85°F
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Does best with moderate to high humidity
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Protect from cold drafts and temperatures below 60°F
š± Soil
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Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix, such as:
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Potting soil
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Perlite
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Orchid bark
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Coco coir
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Slightly airy soil prevents root rot
šæ Growth & Care
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Slower grower ā patience required
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Fertilize lightly during spring and summer
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Avoid frequent repotting ā prefers slightly snug pots
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Wipe leaves gently to maintain their pattern clarity
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Can be propagated by division
šŖ² Pests
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Watch for spider mites and thrips
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Higher humidity helps prevent infestations
š¾ Pet Safety
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Toxic if ingested
š Why Collectors Love It
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Unique camouflage foliage
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Rare and high-value plant
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Compact size with bold visual impact
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A true conversation piece
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