Peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is a tropical plant whose native environment is on the forest floor of rain forests. The plant can survive between three to five years if you provide it with conditions like well-drained … Read more
Pruning peace lilies helps prevent pests and disease, removes old, yellowing foliage to keep the plant fresh with green foliage. Each stalk of a peace lily plant blooms only once, so cutting it back allows … Read more
Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum) produce white flowers that make them very attractive indoor plants especially when they bloom over and over again. With proper care, these plants naturally bloom in spring. In some cases, you’ll have … Read more
The peace lily is an evergreen plant that naturally exists in tropical rainforests. Being a relatively small plant, it stays on the floor of the forests covered by a canopy of larger trees. It thus … Read more
Peace lilies are among the best indoor plants because of the minimal care they require and the ability to bloom reliably. They are, however, quite sensitive to changes such as overwatering, too much fertilizer, and … Read more
Root rot is a disease affecting the roots of a plant. Peace lilies are quite dramatic when it comes to water requirements and if you don’t get that right, the plant can easily get root … Read more
The beautiful peace lily plant has green glossy leaves with white porcelain-colored flowers. It’s an indoor plant that doesn’t need much sunlight, water, or nutrients to thrive. This can be explained by its tendency to … Read more
Drooping peace lily leaves can mean quite a few problems in that pot. Wilting can appear as though the plant is dying, but if you can still revive it and make the leaves stand erect … Read more
