are peace lilies toxic to babies Peace Lily 'Picasso' - Spathiphyllum walisii

are peace lilies toxic to babies Peace Lily 'Picasso' - Spathiphyllum walisiiPicasso is not only the most sought after of all Peace Lily varieties with large sectors of white variegation across some of its leaves, its a plant near the top of every collector's wishlist. As the clump grows and develops, some leaves will be entirely green, others entirely white and the rest an array of ever changing patterns. These flower in summer but the variegation provides all year round interest. Picasso Peace Lilies are a large variety

Picasso is not only the most sought-after of all Peace Lily varieties with large sectors of white variegation across some of its leaves, its a plant near the top of every collector's wishlist. As the clump grows and develops, some leaves will be entirely green, others entirely white and the rest an array of ever-changing patterns. These flower in summer but the variegation provides all year-round interest.

Picasso Peace Lilies are a large variety reaching 50-75cm tall once mature so this makes a great tabletop plant when small and a floor plant once all grown up.

Ideal for Intermediate plant keepers or beyond.

Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light is ideal, low light tolerant.

Moisture & Soil Requirements: Prefers evenly moist soil with good drainage in warm seasons - never soggy soil. Water when the container feels light or even when the top few centimetres of the soil is dry.

Growth & Nutrients: Clumping habit to 75cm, White flowers through summer. Suits apartments or homes of any size. Feed with a general-purpose fertiliser for containers from the start of spring each year to autumn when growth slows down.

Temperature, Humidity & Ambient requirements: Prefers warm, humid environments inside.

Toxicity: Toxic to pets and people. Don't chomp down on this ever.