Peace Lily; Spathiphyllum Torelli | 65cm

This plant is perfect for the bedroom because it brings instant calm and tropical charm with minimal effort. Her bold, upright leaves make a striking statement, while subtly improving the air you breathe. Though she’s not safe for curious pets or children, she’s ideal for stylish, adult-friendly spaces. Low-maintenance, air-cleansing, and full of presence—Tori was made for this room.

Place Tori in bright, indirect light or half-shade, a few metres from windows or behind sheer curtains. Give her space to fan upright leaves and avoid radiators, drafts, and blasting AC. A living-room console or bedside table suits her well. Keep soil evenly moist and rotate monthly for balance. Mildly toxic, so style in adult spaces or out of reach for pets.

Plants that grow into a compact thicket or mound.

Choose a moisture-retaining, well-draining mix so Tori's roots stay hydrated yet airy. Use premium potting soil enriched with coco coir and compost, plus chunky perlite and a handful of fine bark for flow. Avoid peat-heavy blends and waterlogged pots. Let water run through, then reset between drinks; damp, never dense, keeps foliage crisp, blooms frequent, and growth steady indoors all year round.

Propagate Spathiphyllum Torelli by DIVISION. In early spring, unpot the clump, rinse soil away, and separate crowns so each division carries several healthy leaves and a robust root section. Pot into fresh, organic-rich, well-draining mix, firm lightly, and water to settle. Keep bright-indirect, evenly moist, and draft-free for two weeks. Do not use stem or leaf cuttings; they fail indoors, generally.