Spathiphyllum ‘Sebastiano’
peace lilly
Spathiphyllum ‘Sebastiano,’ a captivating Peace Lily cultivar, is celebrated for its graceful charm and exceptional air-purifying abilities. Native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, this houseplant showcases glossy, lance-shaped leaves that arch elegantly, providing a backdrop for its pristine white blooms. ‘Sebastiano’ produces striking lily-like flowers that create a striking contrast against the rich green foliage while actively purifying indoor air by eliminating common pollutants.
This cultivar thrives in indoor environments, adapting well to various light levels from low to bright, indirect light. It thrives when kept in consistently moist soil, but it’s crucial to avoid overwatering. ‘Sebastiano’ not only enhances interior aesthetics but also promotes a healthier living environment, making it a fantastic addition to homes and offices alike.
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Plant Biography
Spathiphyllum ‘Sebastiano’ is a cultivar derived from the broader species Spathiphyllum, commonly known as the Peace Lily. The Peace Lily originates from the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, where it has been an integral part of local ecosystems for centuries. The genus name, Spathiphyllum, is derived from Greek words “spathes” (spathe) and “phyllon” (leaf), referring to the spathe-like bract that surrounds its flower.
Cultivated for its attractive foliage and striking inflorescence, the Peace Lily has a history intertwined with human culture and horticulture. Its resilience and air-purifying qualities led to its popularity as an indoor plant in the 20th century. ‘Sebastiano,’ a specific cultivar, likely emerged from selective breeding efforts to enhance the Peace Lily’s visual appeal.
As a symbol of peace and tranquillity, the Peace Lily has been embraced for its elegance and positive influence on indoor environments. Its botanical history encompasses both its native origins and its significance as a cherished and widely cultivated houseplant worldwide.
Care & Size Guidance
Spathiphyllum wallisii var. ‘Sebastiano’ prefers filtered, indirect light but can tolerate fairly low-lit positions. Remove old and yellow stems regularly and wipe down the large leaves with a damp cloth once a month to keep it looking its best.
Peace lilies prefer humid environments so a kitchen or bathroom would be ideal. Take care not to overwater, particularly in the colder months.
Feed with a houseplant fertiliser from April to September.
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