The leaves of Aglaonema pictum have three different shades of green, while other kinds that resemble it may only have two. Unfortunately, because of its widespread use, the Aglaonema pictum tricolor is now rare and can be expensive to purchase as well as difficult to locate. Bright indirect light for several hours is ideal for this tropical plant. Your Aglaonema pictum tricolor’s variegated leaves will burn if it is exposed to any direct sunlight, especially in the intense afternoon sun. The pictum tricolor, like the majority of plants in the Aglaonema genus, is vulnerable to root rot but also enjoys regular moisture. While Aglaonema pictum tricolor may tolerate brief droughts if needed, it should never be permitted to dry out. After the top inch of your plant has been dried out , water your plant.