Yes it did! If it only grew leaves and no flowers it probably would of put out at least another 2 or 3 leaves! This one has been growing so well for me! Thanks again for watching Jenny!
Thank you so much! I was able to find one and it is on its' way in the mail! This video will be rewatched by me many times, haha. Thank you so much! And no overwatering!!! 😊
That’s great! I LOVE this plant it’s been so easy to care for! I’m glad you liked this video and I hope you have just as an amazing experience with this beautiful plant as I did! And yes no over watering! Lol
Your Tri color looks so beautiful Ashley, I remember when you bought it❤️ I want to get one also but I need a grow tent because it does require a lot of humidity ❤️
I know!! Thank you! I think it would do fine with regular household humidity, unless you live in a super dry area, but it would definitely do much better in a higher humidity. You could also mist it daily or place it by a humidifier!
Omg that’s hilarious....ME! I literally have like 20 plants coming! Another order from home tropics or whatever that site is, 1 from Etsy and 3 orders from eBay one of which has 5 plants in it...so yea 20 plants if I’m not forgetting any lol
Yes definitely make sure you freeze it until the next flower shows up!! Good luck you’ll have to let me know if you get your plant to fruit after pollinating! I haven’t gotten any other flowers since so I’m hoping this spring I’ll be able to test this method!
I've had a plant for 7 years and it has only now started the inflorescence. Three are showing on the same stem and I'm not sure if one started producing seed since nothing could have cross-pollinated it (though it might be self-pollinating.) Some suggest for it to germinate it needs a very high level of moisture.
Yes! My node cutting is just doing nothing for so long! When I had the actual plant it was growing very well and flowering frequently but this one node cutting is just at a halt! There’s not much research I could find on this one but what I did find said it needed to be pollinated to produce the fruit which holds the seeds. It looks like a red ball almost like a little cherry tomatoe!
No I wish! Lol I’ve been trying to figure out how to get them to fruit for the seed for the longest time! I think I finally figured it out now I just have to wait for flowers to text the method lol All the way from Australia! Thanks for watching!
@@NailzByA Yes I am from Sydney down under and have just stumbled across your clips which are informatively awesome! I have never seen an aglaonema pictum as georgous as yours. I hope you can work your magic and make it bloom! I have always wanted a pictum plant but our Oz customs are ridiculously strict so I have resorted to buying seeds from Indonesia. Any tips on how I can speed up the process? Cheers, Isa 🦘🤠
Awesome! Thank you! Its so weird how some plants aren’t aloud in some countries I wonder why that is! Anyways definitely keep the humidity as high as you can around the seed, put in in a ziplock bag if you don’t have a grow tent where the humidity is high constantly. Also keep it really warm. Heating mats are great for seed starting. Keep it moist if it frys out the seed won’t survive. And just remember every seed won’t take so plant a couple in each pot. I planted 100 of what were suppose to be pink Princess seeds and 100 of what were suppose to be monstera Albo seeds and 1 out of those 200 seeds took and I don’t think it was even a pink Princess lol so also be careful with that! I wish you much luck and success with your seeds and hope you get some that sprout and grow into gorgeous plants! If you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask!
I just received the Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor, now she is just in shagnum moss, but I will change, what do you recommend for the potting soil ? I am from France, and I don't find so many information about this plant! Thanks for the video, i already have a lot of advises and yours has grown very quickly 😍😍
That’s great! I hope she grows beautifully for you! I have mine potted in an airy fluffy well draining mix so I have mine potted in a mix 1/3 any standard potting MIX, 1/3 worm castings and 1/3 coconut coir then I throw in a small amount of orchid bark and even a tiny amount of perlite to help chunk up the mix for root ventilation. The coconut coir really helps retain a little moisture without keeping it soaking wet as well as help it remain fluffy since it doesn’t compact. The worm castings are lighter to so also help with keeping the medium lightweight as well as provide natural nutrients for the plants. You can continue to top off with worm castings every couple months with 1/2” to an inch around the pot. Good luck! If you have any other questions feel free to ask!
My plant has like 6 flowers at various stages of development and I want to pollinate it but have zero idea of what to do. Did you lose yours ? Please update me? If you lost it, do you know where you went wrong?
Hi! This is amazing. I already have one of this. It also has the bloom too. what should I do with it? Do I have to do anything to make it become a fruit?
I love this plant! Tbh I’m really not sure yet, I’m still trying to figure this out, how to get it to fruit! Once I do I will definitely make a video on it but in pictures I’ve seen it looks like the fruit comes from the same stem as the flower but there’s very little info on it that I could find. I’m going to just let mine go and see what happens. The flower does have male and female parts on it tho I do know that much o just am unsure if it needs to be pollinated or not but I may try to self pollinate as an experiment on a cheaper Aglaonema lol!
I haven’t yet no this winter this plant declined so I have nodes that I’m currently starting over! Take pollen from one and pollinate the other with it! Hopefully it will produce the “fruit” if that’s what it’s considered that holds the seeds! Good luck!
I did not get the chance to try to pollinate yet! My mother plant decline rapidly over the winter after this video and I lost it so I only have a node propagation that still has not grown but is not dying?! I hope one day it will grow the growth point it pushed out but as of now it’s stunted! Thanks so much for watching!
I usually leave them go until they die then I dead head them. You can come them off though if you want the plant to focus it’s energy on growing leaves rather than supporting the blooms but it doesn’t hurt the plant either way! That’s awesome! That means it’s a happy plant!
I’ve found some Information on getting fruit! So what you can do is watch that flower when it first opens, around 24 hours after it opens the top part will release its pollen, you’ll notice its powdery. You can collect that powder, freeze it. Once the other flower opens you can use a very small makeup brush to apply the pollen from the first flower to the bottom section of the second flower when it opens up. Once it’s fertilized it will close up and fruit! Since they usually won’t open at the exact same time and be on the same cycle you’ll want to just collect pollen from one, save it for the next flower!
I’m going to try that for sure! Have you tried this?? I can’t wait to see what happens I’ll definitely be making a video on this process! Hopefully I do it correctly and it works!
If the flower starts to open. The pollen only lasts about 2 days. You need to take that pollen. Cut open a window where the base of another bud and use a brush to apply the pollen on the female flowers. Pictum tricolours have a small time-window to pollinate.
Thank you! So as soon as the flower starts to open that’s when the 2 day window starts? Or after it’s fully open? And what do you mean by cut open a window on the base of a bud? The female flowers are at the base and the males at the top of the flower correct? So take the pollen off the male with a brush and dust it onto the female? Thanks for the info!!
@@NailzByA Hi, have you made any progress with pollinating? I haven't be able to find much info at all. would have been nice if Ministrinity responded, assuming their knowledge is correct.
I haven’t been able to try my plant suddenly declined a while back and it’s still just a node with a growth point and it’s stuck in place! There isn’t much info I found either but what’s mentioned in the comment above is what I was able to find in research. I read to take the pollen from one flower and dust it onto another and if you only have one it said to save the pollen by freezing it. I hope this helps! If you have any success or try this method please let us know if it works! Thanks for watching!
Hi! I enjoyed this video as I find there’s very limited tips and help about the pictum tricolor specifically on the flowering and seeds. I have one with 3 budding flowers for the first time, so pardon my noob question: do u mind advising if I should wait for it to open up to reveal the red seed, or it may not open up at all if the seed doesn’t develop?
Thank you! So what I know so far from growing this plant and the little I was able to find the flower has always opened up for me what’s inside has male and female parts on its flower. The top is a bunch of little male flowers and at the base are female they almost look like tiny tiny balls. I originally thought those were the seeds and tried to plant them but then found an article that explained this plant actually fruits and that’s what’s red and holds the seeds. I’m unsure if this plant self pollinates or if we would need to pollinate it for it to produce this fruit. This is something I’m currently experimenting with myself! I hope this information was useful! Thanks for watching!
I bought mine off of eBay. I will selling these on my eBay shop, Lux Foliage, also in the near future! They are currently growing and getting ready! But eBay and Etsy have some nice one currently up for sale so check them out if your interested. Thanks for watching!
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What conditions do you give your Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor?
Omg WHAT I didn’t even know these could bloom!! The leaves are stunning and this is just above and beyond 😍😍😍
I know!! I absolutely love the foliage on this one!!
Magnifico
Thank you!
Looks like camo, GORGEOUS foliage & the flowers are actually pretty too
Yes it is a gorgeous plant all together!!
Wow, it really grew. Thanks for the update.
Yes it did! If it only grew leaves and no flowers it probably would of put out at least another 2 or 3 leaves! This one has been growing so well for me! Thanks again for watching Jenny!
That's a gorgeous plant!
Thank you!! It’s definitely one of my favorites!
I’m so jealous. She’s so beautiful. An the coloring is insane.
I know this plant is outrageously gorgeous!!
Awesome! You just answered my question about light and humidity conditions! Thanks
That’s awesome! Glad I could help! Enjoy your Tricolor!
So informative!! It’s amazing! 😊 Thank you🌱💚
Thank you! Thanks for watching! If you liked this update video consider checking out my care video on the Aglaonema Pictum tricolor!
Very nice
Thank you!
Oh my goodness incredible job!!! Thank you so much for this.
Thank you! You are very welcome!
Thank you so much! I was able to find one and it is on its' way in the mail! This video will be rewatched by me many times, haha. Thank you so much! And no overwatering!!! 😊
That’s great! I LOVE this plant it’s been so easy to care for! I’m glad you liked this video and I hope you have just as an amazing experience with this beautiful plant as I did! And yes no over watering! Lol
She looks so good!!
She’s grown a lot! I’m super excited to have her in bloom at the moment!
oh I love it so beautiful!
Thank you!! Thanks for watching!
thanks for making the video and sharing your environment conditions! ♥
Your welcome! Thanks for watching!
Your Tri color looks so beautiful Ashley, I remember when you bought it❤️
I want to get one also but I need a grow tent because it does require a lot of humidity ❤️
I know!! Thank you! I think it would do fine with regular household humidity, unless you live in a super dry area, but it would definitely do much better in a higher humidity. You could also mist it daily or place it by a humidifier!
Ashley
Who has been spending a lot of time on eBay and Etsy today🤪😂
Omg that’s hilarious....ME! I literally have like 20 plants coming! Another order from home tropics or whatever that site is, 1 from Etsy and 3 orders from eBay one of which has 5 plants in it...so yea 20 plants if I’m not forgetting any lol
Prepare for unboxings!!
Yes!!!!🤗
Getting mine today!
Yay! That’s so exciting! If it’s coming in the mail I hope it arrives safe and sound! Good luck with your pretty plant!
I’m going to try pollinating as well! I only have only flower right now so I might have to store the pollen!
Yes definitely make sure you freeze it until the next flower shows up!! Good luck you’ll have to let me know if you get your plant to fruit after pollinating! I haven’t gotten any other flowers since so I’m hoping this spring I’ll be able to test this method!
@@NailzByA I will let you know! I might’ve taken the pollen too late and I also don’t have another flower yet but it’s a good experiment!
Yes either way it’ll be a fun interesting experiment to try! Good luck!!
Is the fruit edible?
Thoughts on putting it in Pon?
I've had a plant for 7 years and it has only now started the inflorescence. Three are showing on the same stem and I'm not sure if one started producing seed since nothing could have cross-pollinated it (though it might be self-pollinating.) Some suggest for it to germinate it needs a very high level of moisture.
Yes! My node cutting is just doing nothing for so long! When I had the actual plant it was growing very well and flowering frequently but this one node cutting is just at a halt! There’s not much research I could find on this one but what I did find said it needed to be pollinated to produce the fruit which holds the seeds. It looks like a red ball almost like a little cherry tomatoe!
AMAZING!!😃 Did you grow your plant from seed? Cheers, Isa from Oz
No I wish! Lol I’ve been trying to figure out how to get them to fruit for the seed for the longest time! I think I finally figured it out now I just have to wait for flowers to text the method lol All the way from Australia! Thanks for watching!
@@NailzByA Yes I am from Sydney down under and have just stumbled across your clips which are informatively awesome! I have never seen an aglaonema pictum as georgous as yours. I hope you can work your magic and make it bloom! I have always wanted a pictum plant but our Oz customs are ridiculously strict so I have resorted to buying seeds from Indonesia. Any tips on how I can speed up the process? Cheers, Isa 🦘🤠
Awesome! Thank you! Its so weird how some plants aren’t aloud in some countries I wonder why that is! Anyways definitely keep the humidity as high as you can around the seed, put in in a ziplock bag if you don’t have a grow tent where the humidity is high constantly. Also keep it really warm. Heating mats are great for seed starting. Keep it moist if it frys out the seed won’t survive. And just remember every seed won’t take so plant a couple in each pot. I planted 100 of what were suppose to be pink Princess seeds and 100 of what were suppose to be monstera Albo seeds and 1 out of those 200 seeds took and I don’t think it was even a pink Princess lol so also be careful with that! I wish you much luck and success with your seeds and hope you get some that sprout and grow into gorgeous plants! If you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask!
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Hey!! What a gorgeous plant! Thanks for watching!
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I just received the Aglaonema Pictum Tricolor, now she is just in shagnum moss, but I will change, what do you recommend for the potting soil ? I am from France, and I don't find so many information about this plant!
Thanks for the video, i already have a lot of advises and yours has grown very quickly 😍😍
That’s great! I hope she grows beautifully for you! I have mine potted in an airy fluffy well draining mix so I have mine potted in a mix 1/3 any standard potting MIX, 1/3 worm castings and 1/3 coconut coir then I throw in a small amount of orchid bark and even a tiny amount of perlite to help chunk up the mix for root ventilation. The coconut coir really helps retain a little moisture without keeping it soaking wet as well as help it remain fluffy since it doesn’t compact. The worm castings are lighter to so also help with keeping the medium lightweight as well as provide natural nutrients for the plants. You can continue to top off with worm castings every couple months with 1/2” to an inch around the pot. Good luck! If you have any other questions feel free to ask!
My plant has like 6 flowers at various stages of development and I want to pollinate it but have zero idea of what to do.
Did you lose yours ? Please update me? If you lost it, do you know where you went wrong?
Mine has 6 blooms on it right now. Trying to figure out how to pollinate it.
That’s awesome!
Did you end up fertilizing the flower to get seeds!! It’s perfect since it has 2 flowers!
No! 😭 I didn’t get to try it and haven’t had any more blooms! Next round of blooms I’ll be trying!
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Hi! This is amazing. I already have one of this. It also has the bloom too. what should I do with it? Do I have to do anything to make it become a fruit?
I love this plant! Tbh I’m really not sure yet, I’m still trying to figure this out, how to get it to fruit! Once I do I will definitely make a video on it but in pictures I’ve seen it looks like the fruit comes from the same stem as the flower but there’s very little info on it that I could find. I’m going to just let mine go and see what happens. The flower does have male and female parts on it tho I do know that much o just am unsure if it needs to be pollinated or not but I may try to self pollinate as an experiment on a cheaper Aglaonema lol!
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@@NailzByA Thank you :) I willwait to see and maybe update on mine too
Awesome!
Were you able to produce seeds? My plant is currently growing 2 flowers and I’m hoping to produce seeds.
I haven’t yet no this winter this plant declined so I have nodes that I’m currently starting over! Take pollen from one and pollinate the other with it! Hopefully it will produce the “fruit” if that’s what it’s considered that holds the seeds! Good luck!
Did you pollinate the flower? If so how was the outcome
I did not get the chance to try to pollinate yet! My mother plant decline rapidly over the winter after this video and I lost it so I only have a node propagation that still has not grown but is not dying?! I hope one day it will grow the growth point it pushed out but as of now it’s stunted! Thanks so much for watching!
did you keep the flower on or cut them off? I've seen other folks cut them. mine has 2 flowers now too!!!!
I usually leave them go until they die then I dead head them. You can come them off though if you want the plant to focus it’s energy on growing leaves rather than supporting the blooms but it doesn’t hurt the plant either way! That’s awesome! That means it’s a happy plant!
Has your Aglaonema fruited for you?! Please let us know all about it!
I’ve found some Information on getting fruit! So what you can do is watch that flower when it first opens, around 24 hours after it opens the top part will release its pollen, you’ll notice its powdery. You can collect that powder, freeze it. Once the other flower opens you can use a very small makeup brush to apply the pollen from the first flower to the bottom section of the second flower when it opens up. Once it’s fertilized it will close up and fruit! Since they usually won’t open at the exact same time and be on the same cycle you’ll want to just collect pollen from one, save it for the next flower!
There’s usually a “dividing” section between the female and male part so it doesn’t fertilize itself unfortunately!
I’m going to try that for sure! Have you tried this?? I can’t wait to see what happens I’ll definitely be making a video on this process! Hopefully I do it correctly and it works!
Of course there would be lol
If the flower starts to open. The pollen only lasts about 2 days. You need to take that pollen. Cut open a window where the base of another bud and use a brush to apply the pollen on the female flowers. Pictum tricolours have a small time-window to pollinate.
Thank you! So as soon as the flower starts to open that’s when the 2 day window starts? Or after it’s fully open? And what do you mean by cut open a window on the base of a bud? The female flowers are at the base and the males at the top of the flower correct? So take the pollen off the male with a brush and dust it onto the female? Thanks for the info!!
@@NailzByA Hi, have you made any progress with pollinating? I haven't be able to find much info at all. would have been nice if Ministrinity responded, assuming their knowledge is correct.
I haven’t been able to try my plant suddenly declined a while back and it’s still just a node with a growth point and it’s stuck in place! There isn’t much info I found either but what’s mentioned in the comment above is what I was able to find in research. I read to take the pollen from one flower and dust it onto another and if you only have one it said to save the pollen by freezing it. I hope this helps! If you have any success or try this method please let us know if it works! Thanks for watching!
Hi! I enjoyed this video as I find there’s very limited tips and help about the pictum tricolor specifically on the flowering and seeds. I have one with 3 budding flowers for the first time, so pardon my noob question: do u mind advising if I should wait for it to open up to reveal the red seed, or it may not open up at all if the seed doesn’t develop?
Thank you! So what I know so far from growing this plant and the little I was able to find the flower has always opened up for me what’s inside has male and female parts on its flower. The top is a bunch of little male flowers and at the base are female they almost look like tiny tiny balls. I originally thought those were the seeds and tried to plant them but then found an article that explained this plant actually fruits and that’s what’s red and holds the seeds. I’m unsure if this plant self pollinates or if we would need to pollinate it for it to produce this fruit. This is something I’m currently experimenting with myself! I hope this information was useful! Thanks for watching!
PlantyPrincess92 thanks! I’ll experiment too and share if I find something useful after it blooms for me :)
That would be awesome! Same here, thank you!
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Stop it....I want one of these toooooo
lol 😄
Where could I buy them?
I bought mine off of eBay. I will selling these on my eBay shop, Lux Foliage, also in the near future! They are currently growing and getting ready! But eBay and Etsy have some nice one currently up for sale so check them out if your interested. Thanks for watching!
@@NailzByA thank you for the info. I appreciated. Maybe, in the future. I’ll be buying from you!!!:):):):)
Your welcome! 😁
How much.
I like aku punya itu
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Hi, can you send me here in the Philippines? Maybe now you have lots of pictum tricolor plants already.Hoping that you send me one.Godbless
Hello thanks for watching. Unfortunately I don’t.