are peace lilies tropical plants Spathiphyllum Peace Lily Plant (White Flowers) in 10 in. (3 Gal.) Grower Pot

are peace lilies tropical plants Spathiphyllum Peace Lily Plant (White Flowers) in 10 in. (3 Gal.) Grower PotWith a relaxed name like Peace Lily, Spathiphyllum is an easy care, low light, tropical houseplant, popular for its tall white calla like flower spikes. It also filters indoor air and removes many airborne toxins, including formaldehyde and ammonia. Tolerates very low light levels, although without some brightness from a window or a lamp, the plant is likely to inconsistently bloom. Long lasting flower stalks are borne in spring, which hover

With a relaxed name like Peace Lily, Spathiphyllum is an easy care, low light, tropical houseplant, popular for its tall white calla-like flower spikes. It also filters indoor air and removes many airborne toxins, including formaldehyde and ammonia. Tolerates very low light levels, although without some brightness from a window or a lamp, the plant is likely to inconsistently bloom. Long-lasting flower stalks are borne in spring, which hover gracefully over the foliage. With the striking contrast of the dark green foliage and creamy white flowers held on stiff stems, it looks attractive in all types of homes and design schemes. A well grown Peace Lily can bloom twice a year, resulting in several months of flower display.

• Botanical Name: ¬†Spathiphyllum wallisii
• Easy care plant, good choice for beginning gardeners
• Long-time favorite houseplant, looking great in all homes and styles
• Common funeral memorial plant
• Filters more indoor pollutants than other plants, designated a clean air plant
• Ships in a 10 in. tall and wide (3 Gal.) black nursery pot and the plant itself is approximately 18 in. tall
• Site in a location with indirect light, although they bloom more in areas with more light
• Grow outdoors only in warmest USDA plant zones 11-12, in all other zones, simply grow as an easy care houseplant
• Grows about 3 ft. tall indoors, 6 ft. tall outdoors
• Grows best in regular house temperatures to slightly on the warmer side, avoid hot or cold drafts, with a bit of humidity
• Plant may or may not have flowers at time of shipment
• Not for human or animal consumption