Spathiphyllum ‘Sensation’ Variegated
Variegated Sensation Peace Lily
A peace lily that forgot to stay small. Sensation already has the biggest, broadest leaves in the bunch; the variegated form splashes those paddles with cream and white so each one looks painted. White spathes still rise above the foliage when it is happy—the classic flag on a much showier plant.
Give it room. This is a floor or large-pot plant, not a desk lily. Bright, indirect light keeps the variegation from going muddy. Keep the mix evenly moist; it will droop to tell you it is thirsty, then bounce back after a drink. Don’t let it sit in ice-cold water or a dark corner.
Light: Bright indirect. Too little light and the white fades to green.
Water: Evenly moist. Water when the top feels dry or the leaves start to sag.
Humidity: Average home is fine; it prefers a little extra.
Soil: Rich, well-draining houseplant mix.
Pet note: Toxic if chewed.
The peace lily for people who want the bloom and the foliage—big leaves, real variegation, and that familiar white sail when it flowers.
