Pippa & Fractured pot

Peace lily

Spathiphyllum wallisii; White Sails

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  Most light conditions
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  Easy care

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• Pippa & Fractured pot likes...

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    Light watering

    Give her a drink when the top inch of her soil feels dry. She’ll forgive you if you forget to water her occasionally.

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    Most light conditions

    Pippa is pretty relaxed about light and will tolerate living in most light conditions. She’ll have more flowers in a brighter spot.

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    Humidity

    She’s a big fan of humidity and will love living in a kitchen, bathroom or grouped with other plants in a humid microclimate.

• Quick facts

  Botanical name

  Spathiphyllum wallisii

  Nickname

  Peace lily; White Sails

  Plant type

  Indoor; tender perennial

  Air purifying

  Yes

  Plant height (including nursery pot)

  30-40cm; 70-80cm; 90-100cm

  Pet/baby safe

  Toxic to cats and dogs

  Nursery pot size

  13cm

  Fractured pot size

  13cm (pot width internal); 15cm (pot width external); 13cm (pot height internal); 13cm (pot height external)

• About Peace lilies

  This tropical plant is native to the rainforests of South and Central America, so it’s little wonder she absolutely loves humidity. To keep Pippa happy, the best thing you can do is try to remind her of home. Keep her in a steamy bathroom or kitchen, or group her with other plants to create a little humid microclimate. Her other needs are very modest, making her a great houseplant for beginners or hands-off plant parents. She’ll be happy in almost any light condition, though her preference is indirect light, and will bounce back after a missed watering. There’s a reason she’s one of her bestsellers.

  This bundle includes our Fractured pot in Blue. This glossy decorative pot is hand-crafted and finished with lots of layers of glaze, which give it its distinctive, tactile finish. It also means that no two pots are the same. When watering your plants, always remove them from the decorative pot first and allow any excess water to drain completely before putting the plant back in the pot. Due to the nature of the material, excess water may escape.

  For more care advice about Pippa, check out our complete guide to peace lily care.