Origin
The Spathiphyllum 'Pearl Cupido', also known as the Peace Lily, has its origins in South America, specifically in the tropical regions of Colombia and Venezuela. Here it grows naturally on the forest floor under shady conditions. The plant is now found worldwide and has earned a permanent place in many homes and offices.

Characteristics
The Spathiphyllum 'Pearl Cupido' is known for its shiny green leaves and its unique flowering habit. The plant produces flowers throughout the year, which are distinguished by their white bracts and their yellow spadix, the inflorescence in the middle. The plant has a height that can vary between 30 and 40 cm. A notable characteristic of the Spathiphyllum 'Pearl Cupido' is its air purifying property, which enables it to absorb harmful substances from the air and convert them into oxygen.

Care
Caring for the Spathiphyllum 'Pearl Cupido' is relatively straightforward. The plant needs a light spot, but not in full sun. It also prefers high humidity, which can best be replicated by regularly spraying the plant with water. In terms of watering, it's important that the potting soil is always slightly moist, but avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot. Regular feeding with a general houseplant fertilizer during the growth and flowering period will help the plant thrive.