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Spathiphyllum Sweet Romano

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Spathiphyllum Sweet Romano

One of the best-performing indoor plants for lower light conditions, and one of the few that will flower reliably indoors without strong natural light. The Peace Lily produces elegant white spathes at intervals through spring and summer, and the deep green foliage is handsome year-round. The most reliable indicator that it needs water is the leaves beginning to droop slightly - it will recover quickly once watered. Low to medium indirect light. Water when the top soil is dry or when the plant shows early signs of wilting. Does not tolerate waterlogging. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Toxic to pets and humans if ingested.

One of the best-performing indoor plants for lower light conditions, and one of the few that will flower reliably indoors without strong natural light. The Peace Lily produces elegant white spathes at intervals through spring and summer, and the deep green foliage is handsome year-round. The most reliable indicator that it needs water is the leaves beginning to droop slightly - it will recover quickly once watered. Low to medium indirect light. Water when the top soil is dry or when the plant shows early signs of wilting. Does not tolerate waterlogging. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Toxic to pets and humans if ingested.

$12.25

Original: $34.99

-65%
Spathiphyllum Sweet Romano

$34.99

$12.25

Description

One of the best-performing indoor plants for lower light conditions, and one of the few that will flower reliably indoors without strong natural light. The Peace Lily produces elegant white spathes at intervals through spring and summer, and the deep green foliage is handsome year-round. The most reliable indicator that it needs water is the leaves beginning to droop slightly - it will recover quickly once watered. Low to medium indirect light. Water when the top soil is dry or when the plant shows early signs of wilting. Does not tolerate waterlogging. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Toxic to pets and humans if ingested.