Be careful not to cook Spaths by giving them too much direct sunlight. They
really do ok with diffuse light. I discovered to my dismay that one
shouldn't just pull them (or probably any other indoor plant) out of the
house and put them in bright conditions. They came back but why give them a
difficult time?
All the best,
Scott
> A fad has kinda swept the hospital where I work. These glass vases with
> hydroponically grown plants- usually spathiphyllum (Peace Lilies) in a
> small pot filled with marbles and the roots dangling into the water. Who
> could ever have imagined the perfect mini- habitat for Betta splendens.
> Certainly beats keeping the poor things in pint sized bowls!
>
> I'm amazed someone did not come up with this idea much sooner....
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