Spathiphyllum 'Ghost' Size:12cm clinging to tree trunks or

clinging to tree trunks or other structures

A jet black species that emerges white and fluffy

During winter

Natural pumice is an ideal background material because it doesn't degrade over time and is incredibly light (especially compared to actual rock)

The second photo shows juvenile plants done of the same cross (earlier maturing seeds) to indicate how the plants may look when larger

Spathiphyllum 'Ghost' Size:12cm clinging to tree trunks orSpathiphyllum 'Ghost' is a rare compact version of the common peace lily, known for its light silvery foliage that sets it apart from the typical deep green varieties. Its leaves are lance shaped with a subtle metallic sheen, emerging in a dense rosette from the base. Native to: Spathiphyllum is native to tropical regions of Central and South America, particularly Colombia and Venezuela. The 'Ghost' cultivar is a horticultural cultivar for indoor