Spathiphyllum is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Araceae family, known as "women's happiness" for its spectacular white, sail-like spathes and glossy, dark green leaves growing from a basal rosette. Native to tropical South America, it is prized for its ornamental qualities and ease of growing indoors.
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| Spathiphyllum is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Araceae family. |
Key Characteristics:
Family: Araceae.
Name: From the Greek words spathe (spathe) and phyllon (leaf).
Appearance: Glossy, oval leaves, spadix-shaped inflorescence surrounded by a white spathe-like bract.
Habitat: Tropical forests, found in South America, Asia, and the Philippines.
Growing conditions: Prefers bright, indirect light, humid air, moderate temperatures, and abundant watering during the growing season, moderate in winter.
Features: Stemless; leaves and flower stalks grow directly from the rhizome.
Uses:
A popular houseplant.
Used in winter gardens and compositions.
Due to the longevity of its inflorescences, it is often grown for cut flowers.
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