Description
Spathiphyllum Sensation Variegated
 
Habit
Upright, clumping growth habit with leaves emerging from the base of the plant. Variegation varies from leaf to leaf and may become stronger or weaker depending on the variety and growing conditions.
 
Growth Rate
Slow to moderate. Variegated Peace Lilies generally grow more slowly than their green counterparts.
 
Placement
Best suited to a bright indoor position. Smaller plants work well on tabletops and plant stands, while larger varieties can eventually become floor plants.
 
Leaf Size
Varies considerably between varieties. Larger forms can develop broad, substantial foliage as they mature.
 
Light
Bright indirect light is best. Variegated Peace Lilies need more light than green varieties to maintain strong variegation and healthy growth. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch the lighter sections of the leaves.
 
Water
Keep the soil lightly moist, but avoid keeping it constantly wet. The plant may begin to droop when thirsty and usually recovers after watering.
 
Soil
Rays Retail Nursery’s Premium Aroid Mix
 
Feeding
Moderate feeder. Regular feeding supports healthy growth and is especially important if you want the plant to flower. Grab some Novion before checkout.
 
Humidity
Average household humidity is generally sufficient, although higher humidity can help prevent browning on lighter variegated sections.
 
Sensitivities
Sensitive to overwatering, prolonged dryness and cold conditions. White or cream sections of the leaves can brown more easily than green tissue.
 
Pet Safe
No. Contains calcium oxalate crystals and can cause irritation if chewed or ingested by pets.
 
Rays Says
"Variegated Peace Lilies need more light than the standard green ones, so don’t stick these in your darkest corner. Give them bright indirect light, keep the watering consistent and feed regularly if you want flowers. The lighter parts of the leaves can brown more easily, so the occasional imperfect edge is nothing to panic about."