Spathiphyllum juninense
A Spathiphyllum of the eastern Andean foothills and western Amazon of Peru, Ecuador and southern Colombia, named for Junín in Peru and recorded from lowlands up to 1500 m. Like its relatives it is a terrestrial forest-floor herb, usually in wet ground. Grow it warm, shaded and constantly moist, much like the common peace lily.
Where it grows wild
Spathiphyllum are terrestrial herbs of shady, wet forest floors, often along streams or in seasonally flooded ground. The records fall in humid forest of the Andean foothills and Amazonia; no species-specific habitat account reached us.
Recorded at 0–1500 m, median 600 m (223 records).
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