Aglaonema Tricolor (Aglaonema pictum tricolor)

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Aglaonema Tricolor (Aglaonema pictum tricolor)Stunning variegated leaves have three shades of green giving it a camouflage like appearance that adds rare beauty to your growing space. Aglaonema Tricolor grows best in partial sun or bright indirect light with no hot afternoon sun that can burn the leaves. Keep the soil evenly moist and fertilize with a dilute solution every couple weeks during the active growing seasons of spring and summer. Aglaonema Tricolor is a slow grower that needs warm

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