Olea europaea Spathiphyllum climb or remain compact depending

climb or remain compact depending on variety and setup

The more stable the care

Clamp fit and load

growing as an epiphyte or lithophyte in seasonally dry conditions

Pruning: Remove older leaves at the base

Olea europaea Spathiphyllum climb or remain compact dependingOlea europaea The olives narrow leaves are dark grey green and leathery above, with pale silver reverses. Opposite leaf pairs flash between those tones as the branches move. With age, grey bark thickens and the finely branched trunk can become fissured, twisted and gnarled. Small cream to yellow white flowers form in branching clusters where the leaves meet older shoots. Pollinated flowers may develop into green olives that ripen through reddish