Peace Lily
| Plant | Peace Lily |
| Scientific Name | Spathiphyllum |
| Plant Size | The plant grows up to 2-3 feet. |
| Nature (Flowering/ Non-Flowering) | Peace Lily is a flowing plant usually blooms in springtime, sometimes later. |
| Watering | In Summer and Spring, keeping the soil moist and allowing it to dry slightly near the top works great for Peace Lily. During the winter, the plant requires even less watering. |
| Soil Condition | The plants like well-draining, loose potting soil that contains plenty of organic matter. |
| Placement | Peace Lily does not require direct sunlight and can be grown in both shade or partial shade. |
| Toxic Level | The plant is toxic in nature. The plant should be kept away from children and pets. |
| Indoor/ Outdoor | Peace Lily is mainly grown indoors but the plant can also be kept and grown outdoor in partially shade area. |
| Vastu | The plant can be placed in the bedroom to keep off the negative energies. |
| Tips | 1. Do not overwater the plant. 2. Put the plant in indirect light. 3. Pot the plant in a planter with loose potting soil. |
| Frequently Asked Question | What are the major problem faced in Peace Lily plant? The major problem faced by the plant includes leaves turning brown/yellow and failure to bloom. The failure to flower problem can be fixed by placing the plant in indirect bright/moderate light and providing the necessary essentials. The brown/yellow leaves is mainly caused by either overwatering/ underwatering. If the plant show the issue wait for the lily wilts before watering again. How fast will Peace Lily grow? Peace Lily grows in a moderate pace. On average, it takes around 4-5 years for the plant to fully grow. What does it mean when the plant drops water? Peace Lily dropping water generally means the plant needs more/ frequent watering. |