Peace lily Spathiphlum & The Ultimate Collection Lily O Briens

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Peace lily Spathiphlum & The Ultimate Collection Lily O Briens

Peace lily Spathiphlum & The Ultimate Collection Lily O Briens
A Gorgeous Choice for all Occasions


 Peace Lily Care Guide
Here’s everything you need to keep your Peace Lily happy and healthy:
Light
BestBright, indirect light
ToleratesLow light (but fewer blooms)
AvoidDirect sunlight – can scorch leaves
Watering
Keep soil moist, not soggy 
Water when top inch of soil is dry
Peace lilies droop dramatically when thirsty
A natural alarm! Water and they perk up within hours
Use filtered, distilled, or room-temp tap water
Sensitive to chlorine and fluoride in tap water
Environment
Humidity
Moderate to high (mist occasionally or use a tray
Temperature
65–80°F (18–27°C); avoid cold drafts
ToxicityToxic to pets
(mildly toxic if chewed or ingested)
 Soil & Potting
Well-draining mix 
Pot TypePot with drainage holes to prevent root rot
RepottingEvery 1–2 years or when roots circle the pot
Blooms
  • The “flower” is actually a white spathe (a modified leaf) that surrounds a spadix (the true flower).
  • Peace lilies may bloom year-round in good light, especially in spring/summer.
  • To encourage blooming: make sure it’s getting bright indirect light and not over-fertilized.
Fertilizer
  • Feed monthly during spring/summer using a balanced liquid fertilizer at half-strength.
  • Too much fertilizer = no blooms or brown tips.
Common Issues
Brown tips
Dry air, too much fertilizer, or chemicals in water
Use filtered water, increase humidity
Yellow leaves
Overwatering or old leavesLet soil dry slightly between waterings
Drooping
Underwatering (most common) 
Fun Facts
  • Peace lilies are air-purifying (as shown in NASA's Clean Air Study).
  • They symbolize peace, healing, and purity, often given at funerals or during times of sympathy.
  • Despite the name, Peace Lilies are not true lilies.

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