Hello. This is Uncle Seo Jong-gwan, back with Season 2 of Uncle Plant. Please subscribe to the original UNCLE PLANT channel, where I can answer your questions. In this video, I will explain the tips for growing Spathiphyllum, propagation methods, types, etc. Click See More to read!!! ლ( ╹ ◡ ╹ ლ) Uncle Seo Jong-gwan's elegant Spathiphyllum growing (Growing Spathiphyllum) (Growing Spathiphyllum A compound word created because the shape of its leaves resembles an anchor) Spathiphyllum (English commercial name: Peace Lilly) is also called Spathiphyllum, Spathiphyllum, etc. It is an evergreen herbaceous perennial plant in the Araceae family and the genus Spathiphyllum. It is native to tropical South America (Venezuela, Colombia), and is known as a plant that plays the role of a natural humidifier because it transpires well. (It is a good plant to grow indoors and purifies benzene and formaldehyde in the air.) It grows most actively at 20-22°C and the growing temperature is 15-25°C. Since it is sensitive to cold during the winter, it is recommended to keep the temperature around 10°C. (Spathiphyllum temperature) Spathiphyllum sunlight (light intensity) is a plant that is often grown indoors because it dislikes direct sunlight, but it requires a lot of light, so it is important to place it on the window side and give it enough indirect sunlight. Insufficient light intensity does not sufficiently induce flowering, and the leaves look weak and dark in color. Water Spathiphyllum sufficiently when the surface soil dries, and it is important to check the soil because it tends to take up a lot of water through transpiration. After spraying the surface of the leaves, it is recommended to wipe it, and please check for diseases and pests while wiping the back as well. It grows quickly and requires growing in fertile soil. Since it is difficult to supply sufficient nutrients with water and soil, supplement nutrients once or twice a month through liquid fertilizer in spring and fall. (In the case of yellow grains, supplement once or twice a year) If the nutrients in the soil are low, it is recommended to re-divide once every 1 to 2 years. Re-dividing is a good opportunity to re-check the condition of the soil and check for overwatering and root development, soil contamination, diseases and pests, and bacterial infections, so it is wise to do it in spring (May to June) or, if that is not possible, in fall. For indoors, it is recommended to keep it on the window side or within 1m of a bright space with the fluorescent lights off, and the deeper it goes, the less likely it is to bloom. There are two ways to prune Spathiphyllum flower stalks: when the spathe is wilted and needs to be cut off, and when you want to encourage abundant flowering, you can do it in advance. Leave some space between the flower stalk and the leaves near the pot and cut. Spathiphyllum pruning is done when the clump is too dense and there are problems with light and ventilation. Spathiphyllum propagation (gardening, floriculture, flowers) Sowing, Spathiphyllum division propagation methods are possible through sowing through seeds from the spathe (a modified bract that wraps the flowers of the peduncle) plant, and division (dividing the clump). As the pillars that look like goblin's clubs grow, the seeds open and you separate them, plant them in the soil, and water them to make them grow. (This is difficult for ordinary households, and on farms, they are propagated through seeds and tissue culture.) Next, when the grown Spathiphyllum has many pillars and is large, you divide the clump into other pots. It is wiser to increase the population in this way at home. There are more than 40 species of Spathiphyllum, and the varieties include Spathiphyllum wallisii, Spathiphyllum atrovirens, Spathiphyllum patini, Spathiphyllum cannifolium, and Spathiphyllum floribundum. 1. Spathiphyllum atrovirens 2. Spathiphyllum bariense 3. Spathiphyllum blandum 4. Spathiphyllum brevirostre 5. Spathiphyllum cannifolium 6. Spathiphyllum cochlearispathum 7. Spathiphyllum commutatum 8. Spathiphyllum cuspidatum 9. Spathiphyllum floribundum 10. Spathiphyllum friedrichsthalii 11. Spathiphyllum fulvovirens 12. Spathiphyllum gardneri 13. Spathiphyllum grandifolium 14. Spathiphyllum jejunum 15. Spathiphyllum juninense 16. Spathiphyllum kalbreyeri 17. Spathiphyllum kochii 18. Spathiphyllum laeve 19. Spathiphyllum lechlerianum 20. phyllum maguirei 21. Spathiphyllum mawarinumae 22. Spathiphyllum monachinoi 23. Spathiphyllum montanum 24. Spathiphyllum neblinae 25. Spathiphyllum patini 26. Spathiphyllum perezii 27. Spathiphyllum phryniifolium 28. Spathiphyllum quindiuense 29. Spathiphyllum silvicola 30. Spathiphyllum solomonense 31. Spathiphyllum wallisii 32. Spathiphyllum wendlandii Source: Wikipedia Spathiphyllum growing precautions The characteristic of plants in the Araceae family is that they store calcium oxalate. This substance can cause seizures and vomiting if it enters the body, and it can be fatal to small animals or babies, so caution is required when keeping them. Air-purifying plants with excellent humidifying effects, popular plants as indoor planter, NASA-approved air-purifying plants, try growing them once and also try hydroponic cultivation of spathiphyllum~^^ I wish you and your family peace and health. (urban gardening, urban gardening for beginners, urban gardening small spaces) 🔍 We will strive to create even better content in the future. 🔎 💖 Subscriptions 💖 and comments ✍✍ are a great help in creating content. Thank you. 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