Paradoxically, both too much and too little light cause variegation loss in Aglaonemas.
Your "medium indirect light" and no repotting for a year suggest fertilizer and water quality are top suspects. Adjust and monitor new growth.
Mushrooms in a Memorial Bonsai: Overwatering and Acidic Soil
Coleus Problems: Too Much Sun and Water
Top-Heavy Aglaonema: Prune It Back
Complete Cyclamen Care Guide: Blooms, Dormancy & Year-Round Success
Queen Palm Seed Pods: Cannot Reduce, Must Prune Carefully
Fixing a New Lawn on Clay Soil with Poor Topsoil Depth
Sansevieria trifasciata 'Snake Plant Silver Queen': Elegant Low-Light Houseplant
Reviving an Overpotted, Leggy Aglaonema: Stem Cuttings in Water
Queen Palm Indoors with Cats: Safe but Challenging
Aglaonema New Growth Yellowing: Light, Chilling & Companion Planting Issues
Eliminating Fungus Gnats from Houseplant Soil
Aglaonema 'Mary Ann' Corky Brown Leaf Bases: Light, Temp & Disease Fixes
Roebellini Palm (Phoenix roebelenii) Frond Dieback: Water or Spider Mites
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