Re: Pink flowered Spathiphyllum

From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid" hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2001.03.29 at 21:25:23(6112) We had the same rumour in Holland here once and it turned out to be one of the new Anthurium cultivars, derived from such cultivars as 'Lady Jane' and like. Wilbert +More ----- Original Message ----- To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L Sent: donderdag 29 maart 2001 18:53 Subject: Pink flowered Spathiphyllum > This is not a sequel to the stampedes for the multisplendoured Suwanee > leprechaun and the only known variegated Travellers Fan. However, I wish > the leprechaun and the Fan all the very best and hope both can be tissue > cultured and have un-naturally bright grandchildren. > > There is rumour of a PINK FLOWERED Spathiphyllum in Central America. If > it exists, perhaps like the Suwanee leprechaun, it may not be what one > thinks at all but another plant kind strayed from its childhood home. Lest > anyone should come looking I report also that Spathiphyllum is not wild in > rain blessed Ireland but this may not be the case within a few ozone rich > years. Then, the Isle is no longer Emerald, anything but green > leprechauns and Fans may be so common that they do not causestampedes. > > Since most Spathiphyllums look much the same dressed in their obvious green > and white, a new fashion could be desirable. Has anyone SEEN a pink > flowered Peace Lily, a Spathiphyllum I mean? > > Best Wishes to all other Greens > > Ron of the Green Isle > > >

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