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Spathiphyllum Sensation - Peace Lily - HydroCare

SIZE: Hydro Pot Size x Total Height
Hydro Pot Size
18 diam/19 tall
Hydro Pot Size
22 diam/19 tall
Hydro Pot Size
28 diam/19 tall
Size Tip: Fits in a pot with a 27-36cm external diameter
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HydroCare Plant: Requires a hydro kit
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HydroCare plants are planted in hydrogranules instead of using soil.

Hydrogranules are manufactured from clay pellets that are baked at high temperatures to make them expand, a process a bit like making popcorn.

The open structure of the hydrogranules allows water and nutrients to be stored and released, creating the optimum conditions for indoor plants to thrive as well as simplifying maintenance requirements.

HydroCare plants have a lot of benefits over soil plants:

Moisture Levels: The open structure of the hydrogranules creates optimum moisture levels around the roots of the plant. Water stored in hydrogranules below the roots will be gently drawn up through capillary action for the roots to absorb. No more dried out roots or root rot.

Watering: A water meter on the side of the grow pot indicates the amount of water left in the hydrogranule reservoir below the roots. When it reaches the minimum level wait for 1-2 weeks then simply top it back up to the optimum level. The plant will pull water from the hydrogranules according to its needs so there is no risk of over or under watering and watering is less frequent.

Root Health: The open structure of our pH neutral hydrogranules allows air to circulate around the roots keeping them healthy and because they do not compact over time there is no need to top up.

HydroCare plants are adapted to these conditions and develop a smaller more fleshy root system making the plant more hardy and in a smaller grow pot meaning you have a wider choice of decorative planter styles. The requirement to repot as the plant grows is also significantly reduced.

Pest Control: Hydrogranules are an inert medium that is less susceptible to pests, fungi and bacteria which means healthier plants with less risk of disease.

When you buy a HydroCare plant, you need a few other bits and pieces to assemble the plant in your chosen planter or plant pot. Think of getting a HydroCare plant as a solution that needs to be assembled rather than just a plant.

We have a simple step by step video guide to assembling the HydroCare plant in a plant pot but essentially you need 5 things for hydro heaven:

1. The HydroCare plant in its hydroculture grow pot.

2. A water meter to slot into the side of the hydroculture grow pot.

3. A waterproof plastic liner for your decorative pot. Each HydroCare plant has an associated hydro kit that includes a waterproof liner to fit the hydroculture grow pot of the plant and a size tip to help you choose a decorative pot that will accommodate the specified waterproof pot liner for the plant.

4. Extra hydrogranules to fill around the grow pot and make a nice finish on top.

5. Hydroculture plant food, specifically formulated for use with hydrogranules.

Large and in charge, this Peace Lily is the biggest on the block. Blooms of white sails erupt from the plant, contrasting a horizon of rippled, glossy green leaves, evoking the luscious jungles of the tropics. This botanical giant commands attention with its impressive size and captivating beauty.

Please note: Peace lilies have a tendency to spread out widely, resulting in varying heights when measured with leaves in an upright position. Additionally, their large leaves are susceptible to tearing due to their substantial size.

HydroCare Spathiphyllum Sensation - Peace Lily Care & Info Guide


Horty Hints

Ditch the Droop! Peace Lilies will tell you when they are thirsty, the leaves will dramatically droop. If you notice this, it's time to top up your reservoir.

Bright Light, Big Blooms! This plant is tolerant of all light conditions, however if you want it to flower, pop it somewhere bright - the brighter the better - but avoid direct sunlight.

Be Cruel to be Kind! The white flowers on the Peace Lily will start to turn green or brown when they are spent. Pruning the stem at the base will promote the growth of new ones.

Please note: images show how this plant may look at various stages of maturity. The size you choose may look different.