Scientific name Spathiphyllum spp. Sunlight requirement Bright indirect light Water Light watering once a week Soil pH 5.0 to 6.5 Humidity About 60% Temperature 65 to 80°F Soil type Well-draining, moisture-retaining soil. USDA zones Zones … Read more
Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum) prefer consistently moist soil to thrive, grow, and bloom. The plant is quite easy to care for, making it ideal for beginners and even advanced plant owners. However, it is quite easy … Read more
Pruning peace lilies helps prevent pests and disease and 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 … Read more
Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum) produce white flowers repeatedly when growing in optimum conditions. With proper care for your peace lily, the plant will naturally bloom in spring. However, there are times when the plant won’t bloom … Read more
The peace lily is a relatively small evergreen plant that grows on the floor of tropical rainforests. It thrives in humid indoor conditions with bright indirect light and constantly moist soil. However, your peace lily’s … Read more
Peace lilies are among the best indoor plants because of their minimal care and ability to bloom reliably. They are, however, quite sensitive to changes such as overwatering, too much fertilizer, and improper light. What … Read more
Root rot is a fungal disease affecting the roots of a plant. Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum sp) are quite sensitive to watering and can develop root rot when overwatered. But how do you identify and treat … Read more
I love peace lilies (Spathiphyllum spp.) for their green glossy leaves with white porcelain-colored flowers. The plant is easy to care for as it does not need much sunlight, water, or nutrients to thrive. However, … Read more
Drooping peace lily leaves indicate problems in that pot. Wilting is a common sign the plant is dying due to water problems, but there may be other underlying problems. So, why is your peace lily … Read more