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What varieties of variegated spathiphyllum are there?

Spathiphyllum variegata is a variegated variety of the popular flower popularly known as "women's happiness." Varieties with variegated leaves are particularly attractive and fit perfectly into modern interiors. Today, many variegated Spathiphyllum cultivars have been developed, which are increasingly popular among Russian gardeners.

Popular varieties

The main characteristic of variegated spathiphyllums is white or cream stripes, spots, or streaks randomly scattered across their large green leaves. In the wild, variegated spathiphyllums grow up to one and a half meters in height, but indoors they rarely exceed one meter. Below are the most popular variegated spathiphyllum varieties.

Name Plant height Leaf color Features of flowering
Dominoes up to 1 m dark green with whitish-cream stripes spectacular flowers
Sensation up to 1 m dark green with yellowish and cream stripes elegant and discreet flowers
Picasso up to 1 m dark green with large white spots lush, spectacular flowers
Silver Cupid up to 1 m silvery shine long, slightly curved inflorescences
Platinum Fog up to 1 m mint green with a silvery sheen unusual appearance
Diamond more than 50 cm dark green with spots of yellow, white and light green fragrant flowers
Silver Rain up to 60 cm dark green with silvery strokes graceful flowers
Delhi up to 1 m grayish-green with white stripes painted covers on the peduncles
Gemini up to 1 m dark green with gray and cream spots pressed leaves
Angel Baby up to 25 cm light spots dwarf variety
Unique characteristics of varieties
  • ✓ 'Domino' requires more frequent watering due to its large leaves.
  • ✓ 'Sensation' is less tolerant to temperature changes.
  • ✓ 'Picasso' requires high air humidity.

Dominoes

Spathiphyllum Domino's leaves have a marbled pattern and are very striking. They are large, pointed at the tips, set on petioles of equal length, and arranged in a rosette. The leaves have a well-defined midline and lateral veins. The base color of the leaves is dark green, with whitish-cream stripes and streaks.

Dominoes

Sensation

This variegated Spathiphyllum Variegated Sensation has longitudinal veins, avoiding a chaotic scattering of stripes and spots. Its elongated striped leaves have an elegant and understated appearance. The base color is dark green, with yellowish and creamy stripes.

Sensation

Picasso

Spathiphyllum Picasso has large, glossy, dark green leaves with a thin border along the edges. Some leaves have large white spots. The plant is lush, with a spreading crown and very showy flowers.

Picasso

Silver Cupid

Spathiphyllum Silver Cupido's leaves are very long and narrow, densely scattered with tiny specks, giving the plant a silvery sheen and a unique appearance. The spathes of the inflorescences are long, slightly curved, and have greenish tips.

Silver Cupid 1

Platinum Fog

Spathiphyllum Platinum Mist's leaves are distinguished from other varieties by their unusual mint-green coloring. They have a shimmering silvery sheen, reminiscent of a nebula.

Spathiphyllum 'Platinum Mist'

Diamond

Spathiphyllum Diamond is a newly bred variety with multicolored variegation. The dark green background features yellow, white, and light green spots. This variety has crinkled leaves and fragrant flowers. The plant grows to over 50 cm in height.

Diamond

Silver Rain

Spathiphyllum 'Silver Rain' has a very graceful appearance. Its dark green leaves are large, elongated, and distinctly textured. Silvery streaks, reminiscent of splashes, are scattered across the entire leaf blade. This variety bushes vigorously and reaches a height of 60 cm. It is easy to grow and suitable for beginners.

Silver Rain

Delhi

Spathiphyllum Indonesian Deli is a vibrant and striking hybrid. Its leaves are grayish-green, matte, and striped with white. The bushes are large and vigorous, with broad, elongated-lanceolate leaves. The spathes on the flower stalks are patterned, creating a rather unusual appearance. The flowers have a pleasant, sweet fragrance.

Delhi

Gemini

Spathiphyllum Gemini is a mutation of the Domino cultivar. It has elliptical, crinkled leaves, dark green in color. Gray and cream spots are scattered along the veins.

Gemini

Angel Baby

Spathiphyllum Angel Baby is a dwarf variety, reaching a height of only 25 cm. It has lanceolate leaves with randomly scattered light spots. Variegation is consistent and intensifies in bright light.

Critical aspects of care
  • × Do not use hard water for watering, as this may cause spots on the leaves.
  • × Avoid direct sunlight, especially during the summer months, to prevent leaf burn.

Angel Baby

Pros and cons

Many gardeners choose to grow variegated varieties of peace lilies, finding them more attractive and striking than their regular counterparts. It's worth considering all the advantages and disadvantages of variegated varieties.

high decorative value;
fits perfectly into any interior;
blooms for a long time and spectacularly;
large selection of varieties.
increased demands on lighting;
in the shade the plant may lose the variegation of its leaves;
higher cost.

Variegated spathiphyllums are popular among indoor gardeners for good reason. The variegated variety is available in a wide selection of cultivars, each with their own distinct color patterns. Every gardener can find a variegated plant that best suits their individual aesthetic preferences.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which variety is best for beginner gardeners?

Which varieties are most resistant to dry air?

Which variety loses variegation the fastest when there is insufficient light?

Is it possible to grow variegated varieties on north-facing windows?

Which variety is most often affected by spider mites?

Which varieties are not suitable for small spaces?

Which variety blooms longer than others?

How to avoid losing leaf variegation?

Is it possible to propagate variegated varieties by seeds?

Which variety tolerates transplanting better?

Which varieties are prone to chlorosis?

Which variety is suitable for florariums?

Which varieties should not be sprayed on the leaves?

How often should a bush be divided to maintain its decorative appearance?

Which variety responds best to artificial lighting?

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