Plant Care Guide: Variegated Peace Lily
Variegated Peace Lily // Spathiphyllum Domino
Add some peace and tranquility to your life with the Variegated Peace Lily. And turn the beauty up a notch with the stunning variegations of the Domino. A great communicator - her lush green leaves will drop when she needs some hydration. According to NASA, she's also one of the top air-purifying plants around, and this babes stunning variegations are out of this world.
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Beginner's Bestie |
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Bright indirect light is ideal, but can tolerate low light | |
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Not pet friendly if ingested |
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Water once the top few cm of soil has dried out |
Love notes
Keep your plant pal nourished and supported with a good quality plant food like We The Wild Grow Concentrate and We The Wild Support Pellets. These powerful plant essentials will keep your plants happy, strong and resilient, and will reward you with new growth a'plenty!
These beauties thrive in humid conditions, so you can give them a mist every so often, and don't forget to wipe down those leaves when they're looking a little dusty. You can also spray with We The Wild Protect Spray every couple of weeks to keep leaves looking lush and healthy.
Follow the recommended advise on watering above - if unsure, a Moisture Meter could be your secret weapon! This handy tool will show you exactly how dry your soil is to avoid any over or under watering fails.
To ensure your new bestie gets enough drainage, we recommend keeping them in a nursery pot and displaying in a cover pot. If you do want to pot up your plant, make sure your decorative pot has a drainage hole and you've removed the plug.
The Spathiphyllum Domino sure looks expensive, but doesn't come with that hefty price tag, making her a perfect pick for the most stylish of plant parents. Keep her in bright, indirect light to keep those variegations shining bright. And thanks to her air purifying qualities, she makes a great plant pal for the bedroom.
In the right conditions, she'll bloom several times a year, with her flowers lasting a few weeks before turning brown. To keep her happy, trim browning flowers as low to the base as possible with clean shears.
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