Spathiphyllum Hybrid

Spathiphyllum Hybrid Care

Variegated Peace Lily 'domino'

What is the plant

Spathiphyllum (Domino) a variegated form of the common peace lily. This tough and easy to grow plant has blotches of white all over each leaf. White flowers once mature.Peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is an attractive, low-maintenance plant and produces long, lance-like leaves that are glossy, dark green. The foliage and form of a peace lily resembles hostas.Peace lilies, sometimes known as spaths, are valued for their foliage alone, but their real beauty lies in the dramatic white flowers they occasionally produce. These flowers resemble calla lilies. They are green when young and slowly bleach to white as they open.

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Humidity

Normal

Lighting

Part Sun

Temperature

16°C - 24°C

Hardiness zone

10 - 11

Difficulty

Medium

How to Care for the Plant

Water
This plant does drink a lot of water in the summer. Keeping the soil moist (not over watered) and allowing it to dry slightly near the top is a good idea. If in the winter the soil stays slightly damp for a couple of weeks or more, that's ok , dont water any more. Your plant will let you know when it needs more.
Pruning
These plants rarely need pruning...well, not at all, to reduce size anyway. You will need to cut away dying leaves and the flowers when they have seen better days and that should be about it.
Fertilizer
Feed every 2 weeks with a diluted liquid plant food from spring until fall.

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Sunlight
As mentioned above they like light, however, direct sunshine can damage plant leaves. A mixture of light and shade is great, if you can provide it. If you see the leaves yellowing this could be caused by too much sunlight.
Soil
A peat based potting mix with perlite is ideal or other peat based mixes.
Temperature
Average room temperature’s are fine. Avoid lower than 55°F/12°C in the winter.