Bunte Friedenslilie - Spathiphyllum wallisii 'Diamond'

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Wissenschaftlicher Name
Spathiphyllum wallisii (Wallis' Schwertblattpflanze) 'Diamond'

Gemeinsamen Namen
Bunte Friedenslilie, weiße Segel

Herkunft
Stammt aus den tropischen Regenwäldern Südamerikas, insbesondere aus Kolumbien und Venezuela

Beschreibung
Friedenslilien fallen durch ihre schönen weißen Blüten auf und sind für ihre luftreinigenden Eigenschaften bekannt. Diese Sorte fällt noch mehr durch ihr atemberaubendes buntes Laub auf, da ihre breiten Blätter dunkelgrün und weiß gestreift sind. Sie liebt einen hellen Standort ohne direkte Sonneneinstrahlung und Zeit, damit die Erde zwischen den Wassergaben trocknen kann, was dazu beiträgt, wunderschöne lilienartige Blüten hervorzubringen. Obwohl die NASA-Studie, die besagt, dass Friedenslilien die Luft reinigen, in Frage gestellt wurde (Sie müssten einen ganzen Dschungel in jedem Raum haben, um einen echten Unterschied zu machen!), kann diese schöne Pflanze Ihr Wohlbefinden dennoch steigern, indem sie Ihrer Umgebung einfach Farbe und Grün verleiht.

Licht

Friedenslilien gedeihen unter verschiedenen indirekten Lichtbedingungen, auch an schattigen Stellen. Da diese Sorte bunt ist, mag sie es nicht zu schattig, da sie sonst ihre Buntheit verlieren würde. Wenn neue Triebe grüner und weniger bunt durchwachsen, brauchen sie etwas mehr Licht, um ihre auffällige Musterung zu behalten. Ein Platz abseits des Fensters in einem hellen Raum oder in der Nähe eines nach Norden gerichteten Fensters wäre ungefähr richtig.

Wasser
Stellen Sie sicher, dass mindestens das obere Drittel zwischen den Wassergaben austrocknet. Wenn sie zu durstig wird, hängt die Lilie dramatisch herab; davon erholt sie sich jedoch viel leichter als von zu viel Wasser. Also keine Panik, gießen Sie sie einfach! Verwenden Sie lauwarmes Wasser, wenn die Pflanze blüht, da kaltes Wasser die Pflanze schockieren und die Blüten beschädigen kann.

Feuchtigkeit
Friedenslilien mögen eine hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit und profitieren von regelmäßigem Besprühen oder der Aufstellung einer Feuchtigkeitsschale. Wenn ihre Blätter anfangen, braun zu werden, sich zu kräuseln und an den Rändern spröde zu werden, ist dies wahrscheinlich ein Zeichen dafür, dass die Luft zu trocken ist.

Boden

Verwenden Sie einen gut durchlässigen, feuchtigkeitsspeichernden Boden (etwas, das für Calatheas geeignet ist, funktioniert hier auch!). Topfen Sie die Pflanze alle paar Jahre im Frühjahr um, während sie wächst. Wir würden nicht empfehlen, sie direkt in einen Terrakotta-Topf umzutopfen, da die Wurzeln in diesen etwas zu kalt bleiben können!

Essen
Im Frühjahr und Sommer alle vier Wassergänge düngen, im Herbst und Winter auf alle sechs Wassergänge reduzieren.

Temperatur
Die Temperatur sollte idealerweise zwischen 12 und 25 °C liegen. Achten Sie darauf, dass sie im Winter nicht unter 10 °C fällt.

Haustiersicher
Nein, diese Pflanze ist für Haustiere und kleine Menschen giftig.

Die besten Tipps für Sprouts
Friedenslilien reagieren wahrscheinlich schlecht auf feuchte Erde. Achten Sie daher auf Anzeichen von Überwässerung wie Braunwerden des Laubes oder Gelbwerden der unteren Blätter, braune Flecken auf den Blättern, Wachstumsstörungen oder Welken. Wenn Sie eines dieser Anzeichen bemerken und Ihre Erde sich feucht anfühlt, müssen Sie wahrscheinlich weniger häufig gießen! Stellen Sie sicher, dass die Erde genügend Zeit zum Trocknen hat, bevor Sie sie das nächste Mal gießen, und überprüfen Sie die Wurzeln, um sicherzustellen, dass sie gelblich gefärbt sind und nicht braun oder matschig werden. Behalten Sie dies im Auge, insbesondere an kühleren oder schattigen Stellen.

 

Important Information

If you have any questions, please check out the below or get in touch via our contact form

We're devoted to sending our customers quality plants with the best service around. Every plant is backed by our 7-day guarantee, so they arrive in good health.

Our team takes extra steps when prepping plants for transportation, but they're still sensitive to changes, so there may be minor cosmetic issues. We always aim to photograph and disclose any flaws before shipping, but a living creature travelling across the country in a box can take a hot minute to adjust to its new life.

If you have any issues within 7 days of receiving your order, holler at our customer support team on our contact form with your order details and some pics of the issue. After the guarantee has expired, though, we can't refund as we can't guarantee care and environmental factors. If you repot the plant during the 7 days, the guarantee is void.

We have been sending plants up and down the country for many year now and we like to think we have our way down to an art.

We protect the plant from falling out of the soil with tissue paper and tape if needed, then we wrap the plant in corrugated cardboard, and sometimes we protect the leaves with extra tissue paper if required. This is then placed into a box and if there is any empty space, we fill this with void fill to stop the plants moving around inside the box. Sometimes we will write a note on your packing slip to water the plant on arrival, so please look out for this. This is due a freshly watered plant going in a box will not only be soggy, but as the plant is in darkness this can sometimes make the plant unhappy when just freshly watered.

If your plant arrives to you unhappy, please send us a photo of the plant and packaging if relevant straight away, so we can advise you.

Online orders are packed and dispatched within a few days. Usually depending on volumes, we aim to get your order dispatched within 1 working day. We have collections from Royal Mail 6 days a week so deliveries tend to be speedy.

Our standard parcel delivery service is £4.99 for Royal Mail Tracked48, you can upgrade to Tracked24 for £2.50.

We do offer a Tracked48 Large Letter option for £2.99, and Tracked24 for £1 extra, but this only applies to products less than 2.5cm thick.

*Deliveries 7 days a week only included Tracked24 parcels.

Link to your shipping policy

We get a lot of boxes, packaging and whatnot at Sprouts from all our various supplier's deliveries. We re-use this packaging material where possible, plus we take in donations from local businesses and customers to our shop to avoid excess packaging going to landfill. Sometimes your delivery might look a little different, or come in a branded box from another company, but rest assured the items inside are carefully packed with love and attention inside. We use paper tape and all our branded materials included are fully recyclable. Sometimes we use polystyrene, bubble wrap or plastic wrap in the packaging, all these items are not new and where possible, please use them again.

We have partnered with Zedify to offer low-carbon deliveries in Central Bristol for £6.99.

Zedify collect and deliver orders from us Monday - Friday and will usually deliver your order the same day its collected. If you place your order before 11am, we will aim to get it collected the same day but this isnt always possible. When you have received your dispatch email, Zedify should be delivering your order the same day, anytime before 6pm.

We cannot give an idea of time, but if you would prefer delivery on a certain date (Monday - Friday) please get in touch or leave a note at check out with your preferred delivery date and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Zedify deliver to the following postcodes BS1, BS2, BS3, BS4, BS5, BS6, BS7, BS8 (1, 2, 3A - 3N, 4), BS9 (1,3,4).

Select click and collect at checkout to collect your order from our Bristol shop.

You will get an email when your order is ready to collect, where possible please come and collect your order the same day as we have limited space. If you are going to collect your order at a later date, please let us know in the message box at check out so we know when to expect you. Some items such as gift sets, kits and pre-order items may not be ready to collect the same day, again please let us know what day you would like to collect and we will let you know if there's any issues.

We do not offer free returns, but if you are unhappy with your delivery, please get in touch. If your parcel or order has been damaged, please take photos and send these over to our team so we can look into this for you.

If you have ordered an item and you would like to exchange it, we should be able to do this for you. There may be an extra charge for delivery, but get in touch to discuss. For plants there is a 7 day return policy and 30 days for everything else, apart from sale items which are none returnable. 

You can return or exchange in our Bristol shop for free.

Customer Reviews

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Love at first sight

I spotted this and just knew my partner would too. After a quick text,, I had the request to bring it home. I have seen variegated lilies in the past, but nothing this stunning, and the leaves had a really unique texture. The plant was so bushy and healthy; no wonder these do not stick around for very long.

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Antonette
Beautiful speckled leaves. It arrived in b...

Beautiful speckled leaves. It arrived in bloom, what a bonus! In addition to the baby plant that I have in my collection, this larger plant is much prettier to look at.

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