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PEACE LILY ‘SENSATION’ (SPATHIPHYLLUM) Queen Lily

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	Planting Season	spring and autumn; flowering from May to August
	Temperature	Does well in normal room temperature: 18-24°C, however, avoid draughts as these can cause undesirable temperature fluctuations.

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Nabat Pots Material:	Plastic Nabat Pot
Size:	Clear

SKU: N/A Categories: Indoor, Light, Low Light, Medium Light, Sunny Windows

care PEACE LILY ‘SENSATION’ (SPATHIPHYLLUM) Queen Lily

	Planting Difficulty	★★
	Planting Season	spring and autumn; flowering from May to August
	Temperature	Does well in normal room temperature: 18-24°C, however, avoid draughts as these can cause undesirable temperature fluctuations.
	Soil Requirements	Loose, well-drained, and well-ventilated soil
	Watering	ThePEACE LILY ‘SENSATION’ (SPATHIPHYLLUM) Queen Lily’s soil should be kept moist at all times. Do not allow it to dry out. Make sure not to overwater as this may encourage root rot. Moderation is the key.
	Lighting	PEACE LILY ‘SENSATION’ (SPATHIPHYLLUM) Queen Lily thrives in most light levels. The lighter the leaf color, the more light required. Plain, dark green varieties prefer near-shade, whereas the lighter, variegated types need well-lit conditions. Avoid direct sunlight.
	Propagation	PEACE LILY ‘SENSATION’ (SPATHIPHYLLUM) Queen Lily is a slow growing plant which typically reaches an ultimate height of around 50cm to 60cm.
	Pruning	Trim away withered leaves
	Fertilization	Slow release fertiliser once a month during the growing season.
	Pest and Disease Control	Regular spraying of acaricides for prevention

Interesting Facts Nabat

Peace lily ‘Sensation’ is a large cultivar of Spathiphyllum which has big, ribbed leaves.

Peace lilies in general are a shade loving tropical plant that has gently arching dark green leaves and white flowers. They are known for their easy care and resilience. It is also recognized as one of the top household air cleaning plants.

Prefers medium, indirect light. Peace lilies like to be watered a lot at once, but also need a chance to dry out between watering.