Paloma

Spathiphyllum 'Sensation'

Sensation Peace Lily, Giant Peace Lily

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    Regular watering

    Test the soil moisture weekly and give Paloma a drink when her soil is nearly dry. If she’s really thirsty she’ll let you know by wilting.

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    Most light conditions

    Low to medium-bright light is perfect for Paloma, who is pretty easy going.

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    Feeding

    A regular dose of plant food from spring through to autumn will keep this impressive plant in top form.

• Quick facts

  Botanical name

  Spathiphyllum 'Sensation'

  Nickname

  Sensation Peace Lily, Giant Peace Lily 

  Plant type

  Indoor, tender perennial

  Plant height (including pot)

  130-140cm

  Pet/baby safe

  Toxic to cats and dogs

  Nursery pot size

  24cm

• About Spathiphyllum 'Sensation'

  Everyone knows the classic Peace lily, who we call Pippa, but why settle for small when you can go sensational! Think lush and leafy and big jungle vibes, Paloma is not for the faint of heart. 

  Native to the tropical rainforests of South and Central America, Peace lilies love steamy conditions so group your sensational Spathypyllum together with your other houseplants to create a nice humid microclimate. Despite their exotic origins, their light and water requirements are modest. Keep them warm, moist and in a spot with bright filtered light and the large, rippling, emerald green leaves of this impressive plant will do the rest. 

  A top up with plant food will encourage Paloma to blossom, as will regularly wiping down her leaves with a damp cloth to remove any build up of dust. 

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

  Did you know?

  In the Chinese art of feng shui, the Peace lily is considered an aura purifier. So if your aura is feeling particularly spotless after buying one, that’s why.