‘Picasso’ Peace Lily

• Avoid overwatering as it can cause browning of the beautiful variegation.
• Use lower nitrogen fertiliser for best colouring. Monthly liquid feeding for best results.
• Drench plant occasionally (take out in summer rain) or wipe leaves clean with damp cloth.
• Grows best in pots – keep in a well-lit, warm position.
• When potting into a larger pot, avoid disrupting the rootball. We recommend using the best quality potting mixes and ferilisers. We can recommend in store.
• As with all indoor plants, watch for aphids, mealy bugs, mites, scale, thrips.

• Choosing your Picasso with good strong growth and colour is valuable. Important to note that Picasso variegation can be arbitrary – this may change as it grows. So the current variegation may not replicate into future variegation.
• A plant with greener leaves still has the potential of producing good variegation. Likewise, a plant with strong variegation can produce some green leaves.
• Remember, green on the leaves is what makes the plant grow. More green on your Picasso, the faster growth. Faster growth can produce strong and therefore more variegated leaves.
• Too much variegation is undesirable. Any sucker with all white leaves may perish however they could still grow another leaf with green. Some growers will remove all white suckers so the plant puts energy into better areas.
  

Applications

• Indoor
• Balcony/patio plant
• Potted specimen
• Green walls