Sword fern

Spathiphyllum is a shrub of ferns with compound leaves that are light green and hanging from all sides, and the length of each leaf can reach up to one meter, especially if good care is provided through proper fertilization, watering, and a pot that allows it to grow and develop many branched roots. Its original habitat is generally tropical areas, and this type is among the most widespread. The edges of the leaflets forming the compound leaf may be wavy or curled. It should be watered abundantly in summer and moderately during winter, and fertilized every two weeks. The pot should be placed on moist pebbles in a tray; not increasing humidity may lead to the edges of the leaves drying out and turning dark. It is preferable to spray it regularly with water mist, especially during hot periods. Lighting requires bright filtered light. The temperature should be room temperature. It loves humidity, so the plant usually looks beautiful if placed on a raised base in the center of the space or in one of its corners. The pot size is 17. Important notes: * The dryness of the soil is measured by fully inserting the finger into the soil to determine how dry it is. * Sometimes, the lengths and sizes of plants may slightly differ from those shown. * During watering, it is preferable to do so in small amounts at different times and avoid contact with water. * Most plants may develop slight scars or cracks on some of their leaves, which is very normal and does not detract from the overall appearance of the plant. * The main reasons for the death of indoor plants are improper watering (too little or too much), and the correct method is to let the plant dry out about 90% before watering again. The small plant needs about a quarter liter, the medium about 1 liter, and the large about 2 liters. These quantities are approximate for visualization; they may increase or decrease depending on the size.