Aglaonema pictum tricolor care and propagation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2021
- The Aglaonema dictum tricolor is probably the most famous and sought after aglaonema in the contemporary and international plant community. This is due to its beautiful camouflage patterned leaves with 3 shades of green. They are extremely easy to care for and propagate, and I spill all the beans in this video. As usual, I propagate this in soil and in water, showing you updates in a few months. In the course of 18 months, this plant has given me so many babies. I just find aglaonema a joy to have around and to propagate and share.
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I have a leggy aglaonema, so this is really helpful. I'll try cutting it up and see if I can restart it!
Great video once again! I really love these propagation update-videos. I haven't found anyone else on TH-cam who puts the same amount of time and care into their videos. Thank you for that!
Thank youu
It’s true, great video with a great value, for me its very useful.
My girlfriend and I successfully germinated 60 seeds. We soaked them first, then peeled the red fruit off, the rub the clear layer off the seed, then put them in sphagnum moss in a snaplock container in the hot water cupboard untill roots started appearing two weeks later. About a month from then we potted most of them, about 10 took an extra month in the sphagnum moss. They are all under a grow light now forming their second leaves.
Oh man I need to try that. Must be excitibg
@@onlyplants yeah I'm most excited for the variegation. At the moment most of them are still green, a few have silver strips down the middle, I wanna see that cammo 😍
Would love to see pics of the process and progress! Do you have an IG?
I love how you have updates on all your videos. it is epic. keep up the great work
Just on time when I just received my first pictum tricolor after years of hoping for one, everything you did & say will come in handy then.. Thank you Sean!
I love how you presented these videos showing us the before and after results of your propagation. Great videos as always!
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Great content! Thank you for your great content and advice! haven't had anyone who responds to questions as quickly as you do and who actually do the effort to follow up on the plant progress like you do. Seriously amazing work and awesome videos!
Thank youuu
@@onlyplants Hey I’m currently growing two aglaonema tricolor pictum but one of them leaves are getting smaller and leggy stem so how do I deal with it(#1)? While the (#2 ) other one is healthy but it doesn’t show a lot of variegated leaves, it has a lot of dark color. Also they both 1 1/2 years old from seed.
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Love your videos. And the Agloanema pictum tricolor is a dream for me. You are right, they are much harder to get in the west, and really expensive. I'm still looking to get one.
Sean, your videos give me propagation courage! Thanks to you i tried propagating my anthurium and watermelon peperomia.
Thank you for this video. I felt in love with this plant. I do need to propagate it but this one is very expensive here. So I just watching it. You gave me brave and inspiration to cut it down to make it more now.
Another great and relevant video. My aglaonema pictum tricolor was attacked by mealybugs so eventually I had to cut it up and propagate the cuttings but they all became mush. Thanks for the tips, I'm gonna water my new one less often and give it more light
Great video Sean! I enjoy all of your videos! Keep them coming!!! Thank you! Have a Blessed day!
Thank you and you too! 😀
Very useful video loved it
omg i love this camo plant so much. i really want one!
This is the 4th time I'm watching this
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Your videos are the best Sean! Thank you so much! You're knowledgable and entertaining!!!!! This is one of my wishlist plants.
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Thanks for this video..learned quite a bit. Thank you...
This plant is my favorite 😍🌿
I kinda like the spiky plant in the back ground. It reminds me of a pineapple. ☺🍍
I thought about trying out aglaonemas, so this was an interesting video. It's nice that you can get them in so many varieties and colours.
i love your videos im 60 years old been growing plants since iv been 8 but find good info off you
Thank you so much. In still learning as I go too! This journey of discovery and sharing has been the most rewarding.
I hope you have an interview with Mr Greg Hambali, the Aglaonema Legend from Indo. That gonna be breakthrough for your channel and our aglaonema community
Would love to! He’s a legend
Great video. Aglaonema Pictum tricolor is a beauty but its a bit pricy to get here . Love aglaonemas as they are so forgiving.
I agree. I have several varieties. The top soil can be dry fully but too moist on the bottom soil. Add perlite and don't overwater. Can lead to root rot.
Got my first APT and excited to propagate! Good to come across your video.
One comment -- I really envy you guys for having a bigger bottle of Yakult. 😊
Wow! My dream plant 🥰
I live in Hawaii, I love aglonema pictum tricolor but you can't find this easily. I bought one before but unfortunately it died. thanks for the care tips. hopefully I wont kill one again.
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New subscriber here. Just wanted to say THANK YOU for keeping everything simple and having updates in the same video. I’m excited to own a few of these.
Thank you. Welcome to the channel 🙌🏽
I just got my TriColor Pictum from Indonesia, Im from the Philippines. So the shipping experience was great.
I like the camo variegation but they're expensive here in the states. I like the Homalena Selby it has that camo variegation too.
Sean.... I love this video... I have a Beautiful. ( Chinese Evergreen ) & I was hoping I could propagate her ...You showed me so many ways I'm just amazed. Also I learned my soil is too dense thanks to you. so transplant is a Big Absolutely !!!!! THANKS SO MUCH.
They are stupid easy to propagate haha. Hope you have lots of success
Thank you always for your high quality contents. I’ve got good information from this channel. And this video makes me buy aglaonema pictum tricolor. Happy gardening 🙃
Thank you. Aglaonemas are awesome hope you can try out more varieties too 😀
This is #1 on my plant wishlist here in Canada 🇨🇦 😍
I have seen nice varieties at large Canadian Tire stores 😊!
Hi Sean ☺️First time commenting here. Thanks for this timely video. I just took over my dad's aglaonema and it isn't in good shape (I think he seldom watered it) so I'm glad this video helps to explain the best ways to take care of the plant and propagate it. Thanks again for all your videos, they're really helpful ❤️
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i never water my aglaonema "donna carmen" for 5 years... and it's still alive. it's the strongest aglaonema hybrid
Yeahh this is why they are some of the cheapest too. They are tough as nails and beautiful.
I didn't know that plants release rooting hormones into the water. Thank you for this new info and for all your high quality videos. They are not just very detailed and informative but also entertaining at the same time. Thank you so much!
You’re welcome 😀
I really, desperately need this alocasia sprouting potting mix ... 🤤
Thank you so much for this video. I boldly chopped a loved aglo that was suffering. I have another that's almost dead so I intend to do more. If I get more plants out of this experiment I will be sooo happy 😊
Hope you have lots of success 😀 aglaonemas are so fun to divide
That was a great video!
❤️ thank you
Thqx to show how care of this plant
I just got one, yay! It lost some leaves in transit, but I think it will bounce back since spring is almost here. Hope it does well in my home, so cool looking!
Its actually a pretty easy plant to grow. Good luck!
When you said "Aglaonema orgy" I was cry laughing. Love all your videsos!!!! Amaziiing. Thank you
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I like Ur video..
Thank you Stephanie, very kind of you to write that
I ordered one from Indonesia, but it didn't make it. I will try again after I return from Thailand, once Covid numbers decrease. Thank you for all of your videos.
I have one that nearly died. I put it in my terrarium over the winter and it took off. I moved it outside this spring and it is growing very well here in zone 8 US
Its actually quite easy and fast growing 😀 h
New nursery sneak peak 👀🥺
hi i did some cuttings of aglaonema.
again i did it way before watching your vlog! aaaaaah i hope i did my cuttings justice and they would thrive
They are so easy 😀
Hi Sean! I love your contents, they're very insightful and interesting to watch ❤️
I see that you put some slow released fertilizers on your plants, I wonder how often you fertilize them? And do you also add non-slow released fertilizers?
Do check out my video titled fertilizer where I explain in great details. But to summarize I use many types of fertilizer, natural and chemicals, but dilute them a lot. Also I never ever measure amounts, usually go with instincts
nice content keep sharing new friend see you around thanks
Awesome video and I love your curiosity. Just one teeny tiny point if I may. I'm a scientists and do experiments for a living (it's fun actually) but if you want to get the most of your different setups you really need notes... I know you have the videos and can get all the info but often you say you forgot how many cuttings you had, where they were placed, how did you treat them... Take notes! It makes a world of the difference. I hope you don't take it the wrong way, I'm not criticizing or accusing you of lack of organization, it will just really help with your projects. I tell it to all the students I work with too.
Thank youu. Its just im running 4 different businesses and always rushing or late for the next thing 😅 hope I can hire and delegate after covid.
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Oh Sean, everytime I see one of your propagation videos I cringe a little. The brutality of you chopping the plants and plucking the leaves!!! But after seeing the results..... so satisfying! I just bought one of these beauties. It's still quite small, but when it's bigger I hope to have the courage to do the same ❤️❤️❤️. Thanks for the helpful video!
Thank youu. I just had a disaster in my latest aglaonema video. Got too cocky haha. When you propagate this make sure you are on top of the moisture, they love slightly moist that dries out a bit but hate water/wet soil.
OMG I sooooo NEED this video, like a lifesaver! I have 1 dying and 1 not in good shape :( :( :( really really crying.... :(
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The aglo pictum tricolor is the most expensive plant I have, I live in the USA and I was like: 😱 at all that cutting but now I am so jealous of all those successful propagations 🥰! My poor plant is currently re rooting in pumice because my plant sitter/brother overwatered it and rotted the roots 😱! I’m not brave enough to propagate like this though 😞. Amazing and inspiring video 💙!
Hope yours recover soon and when you are ready to propagate I’m sure you will have success. Give it time 😀
Did your Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor recover?
@@DionneRoxanne No 😞. I forgot why I took it out of the pumice and into soil and now it’s just sitting in pieces on New Zealand fern fibre in a terrarium and I think the pieces are slowly dying 😭.
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I'm so sorry. I know that's tough💔 If it's not too late maybe switch one to moss or another substrate? Good luck 🙏🏼
Awesome! I heard the reason people recommend to change the water more often is because the oxygen gets used up. I only change my prop waters once a week maybe though :P
I have far better luck when water is not changed often. Something about the natural rooting hormone that it puts out.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plans are you going to sell any of those plans have a blessed day my friend
Just came across your account Shawn (?) thanks for such a fun video
😀 thank you. Its spelled Sean, welcome to the channel 🙌🏽
@@onlyplants thanks so much for the correct spelling !!! I hate making name mistakes. Happy Planting
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Finally!!! Aglaonoma!
Oops...aglaonEma!☺️
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@@onlyplants yeah, I laughed so hard, I wet my plants!! 😂😂
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Would love for you to post an update. In particular, I would also love to see pots with several shoots in them? I would like some guidance and inspiration. Whenever I see aglaonemas, they are in pots with lots of foliage, but not the pictum tricolor, which are usually shown in one lonely stem. I want to propagate my lonely stem to make a fuller pot with more stems and leaves.
Have you watched the video till the very end? I post updates in every videos 😋
@@onlyplants yes I did... (multiple times, to be honest as I want to make sure I learn your technique and feel prepared to chop up my plant, hahaha) but they were just starting to sprout. I want to see a full bushy plant with all the stems in one pot :-)
also, thank you for taking the time to check the comments and answer! I am impressed given how often you post and how many plants you take care of! I am new to plant care--you are such an inspiration. Your love for plants is so contagious!!
If the container is sealed, you don’t need water at the bottom. Just the pots soil moist and then a microclimate is created
Hello Sean, thank you for this awesome video. I have one and I overwatered it, all the leaves are yellowing quickly. I checked the roots and they’re not rotten yet but it’s losing all of its leaves quickly. Should I just leave it alone? The stem is firm and it’s short so I don’t have too much room to cut and propagate. Thank you!
I would water it correctly from now on and give it time. They can recover quite well
Yikes.. Nurseries in Singapore selling this Aglaonema almost USD150. But it's beautiful!
Hi Sean,
I have a Silver Bay with huge leaves. Do you think it would propagate as easily? I was also wondering what would happen if you took the cutting from higher on the main stock. What it be bushier or just grow awkwardly?
Great video, as always!
Hello the silver bay is super easy. When you take a chunk off the top, it should put out a few branches from the available nodes below. Pruning them this way is the best way to get them to be bushy
Great! The plant is so beautiful that I was afraid to try it but, I know it will get leggy with age if I don't do something. It's huge. Thank you so much for your help!
It's their grow habit, they don't grow like that because of bad care or anything. Long stem, few leaves on top.
Great video. I had a wetstick with three nodes so I cut it in three. Propagated in Spaghnum Moss. All three got roots and one its first leaf. Do you know if Lechuza Pon is an option to grow Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor in? Or better stick to soil?
I dont have access to pon here unfortunately but a local youtuber grows lots of aglaonemas in these local pumice/rocks and they do so well
@@onlyplants Ok. Thanks!
Just want to say I let ads play in your videos and appreciate that you don't get greedy and put in too many.
Thank youuuu. I try to keep it 15 min ish per ad 😀
I just mimic buy this rare plant though. I have a Homalomena wallisii as my fake Aglo pictum tricolor
Only I wished it was available here
I have a pictum and for the longest time I wondered how they propagate! I gotta admit the cutting literally stressed me out! Hahaha by the way, May I ask what fungicide and pesticide you used for your propagation substrate? Thank you!!
Fungicide dithane. Pesticide furadan. 😀
Are the root systems for aglaonema pictum tricolour deep rooting or more shallow and spread our rooting?
Deep 😀 aglaonemas really benefit from a tall but narrow pot. But that is if you grow 1 single stem… they do become a bush at some point and will need some horizontal space eventually.
Hi Sean,
Can the flowers produce seeds to grow more plants ? Or is it best to chop the flowers ? Do you have to manually pollenate it ? Thanks
Yes it can produce seeds! People hybridize this plant so yes it can be pollenated by hand.
@@onlyplants thank you !
Have you ever done it and do you have any tips
I would love to own one of these beautiful plants can anyone help me out. Please reply
Mine made so many shoots and then the main one started dying off 🥲 Thank you for this vid!!!!
Hope it does better soon
I am originally from south Louisiana. When it was raining and sun was out, my granny always said the devil is beating his wife. 😂
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Indeed you are so greedy lol. I would want to have one but it is so expensive here in the Philippines 🇵🇭.
What happens if I leave the flowers and let it go through it's natural cycle? My new leaves seem to be getting smaller compared to when I first purchased it. It gets low/medium indirect light. I water once every 2-3 weeks with fertilizer.
Keeping the flowers on will cause new leaves to be small as most energy is expended on the flowers. I might increase light a bit, and also increase watering if you increase light 😀
@@onlyplants Thank you will give a try and see what happens.
I just got a pictum tricolor with a very leggy stem, but I see no eyes on it. Can I still propagate by chopping the different nodes into pieces?
Yepp you can. If you look carefully you should be able to see the eyes 😀 or if in doubt plant the single node cutting facing up instead of sideways but be sure not to overwater it
@@onlyplants thank you!
Can u do a you tube for Alocasia i.e watering,humidity,take care , fertilizers,propogate light .please
Will be doing lots of alocasias soon. Ive been propagating them like crazy while preparing them for sale. Learning loads meanwhile! Cant wait to share
@@onlyplants ok cool
@@onlyplants oohhh yeah do Alocasia... I have a zebrina that I am dying to propagate
Hey I’m currently growing two aglaonema tricolor pictum but one of them leaves are getting smaller and leggy so how do I deal with it? @onlyplants
I would propagate and start over. They might get leggy due to too little light. 😀
Can this plant be grown in a vase of water (ie. no soil)?
I think not forever… they will demise eventually. Its best to transfer to soil
I want one soooooo badly 😢 !! So expensive here in the United States
Woooo theres an oversupply here in Indonesia haha
Is there a way to salvage this plant if the stem is soft?
Propagate. Thats the best way to save it if the main stem is already mushy. Check the roots if they are good, see if you have available nodes below the cut that can sprout new branches
This guy so easily get root rot! I have some totally doing good but one day suddenly root rot!
Hi Sean I have a picture tricolor but the stem is “limb” 🥺 does that mean it’s dying?
Wooo is it overwatered at some point? Consider chopping it up soon if you suspect its not doing so hot.
Maybe I did, over water it. I have so many plants I might of overwatered it. I think I’ll do that first thing tomorrow. Thank you Sean.
Hey Sean, I've been wanting to have that pictum tricolor aglonema but I couldn't find it here in the Philippines, how much would it cost me to have such plant from you? Please notice this message 😅
Hello, I cannot export but they are actually in high abundance here in Indonesia. Do look for a reputable seller!
@@onlyplants too bad, I couldn't find any that's not ripping my pocket apart 😅
Question: how can I get some rare plants from Indonesian?
Try the online shops on etsy or facebook plant groups, be sure to read reviews of each sellers beforehand
@@onlyplants can you provide us rare plants from your country. Since you are living there right now?
my aglonema the color like indonesia army
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Hi, would you be willing to sell some seeds?
Is it possible to reproduce it by seed?
Oh yes of course 😀
i am from indonesiar .do you buy it from indosian
Yes
@@onlyplants how much?
Boleh tanya ngak ko kalau philo birkin anakan (lima daun) kuning semua daunnya kenapa ya? kira 2 masih bisa diselamatin ngak ya? mohon di jelasin
Karena kebanyakan siram mungkin
Mereka ga doyan basah, asal ruas nya sehat mestinya bisa keluar tunas lagi
Hi. 20:55 what is the name plant on the right?
That is a hoya callistophyla 😀
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You have more guts then i do with those
Absolutely dont plant it in the soil too deep... it will rot. Mine got leggy and I didn’t want to chop it up so I just planted it a bit deeper in the original soil (which is mostly just coco husk and perlite) watered it and went on holidays. 6 days later when I came back, the plant looks weird, so I took it out: ALL roots and most of the stems under soil were rotten off 😩
Whoaaaa I guess water less if you add more soil. They do hang on to moisture longer.