Peace lily - Spathiphyllum without flowers

Spathiphyllum or peace lily is a flower native to Central America that usually blooms in spring and autumn.
Plants breathe just like humans and animals. They breathe through tiny holes in their leaves. Spathiphyllum filters harmful substances from the air, storing them in the stems and roots, where they are then broken down. This alone makes the air clean, but Spathiphyllum does even more: it releases oxygen (O2) and improves air humidity.

To enjoy the beautiful white flowers, you must make sure that the plant has enough light and water in all seasons. It is good to know that this plant has beneficial properties, purifying the air in the rooms where it is placed.
Spathiphyllum care instructions
Placement: bright but shaded, cool place
Moisture: water abundantly, spray
Substrate: neutral Dutch peat or a very loose mixture
Propagation: spring, autumn by dividing the bush
Characteristics: The plant is sensitive to drafts, to low temperatures. It blooms profusely all year round. After 3-4 weeks from the appearance, the white cups of the flowers gradually turn green. This is the time when they must be removed for the plant to form other buds.

Height with pots included 25-40 cm
Pot diameter: 9-12 cm

The plant is sold without flowers and may have defective leaves.