How To Keep Your Peace Lily Blooming

With proper light, watering, and soil conditions, you'll have a beautiful blooming plant in no time!

About the Peace Lily

Peace Lilies, also known as Spathiphyllum, are native to the Americas and Southeast Asia tropical regions. They were first introduced to Europe in the late 1800s and have become popular houseplants worldwide.

Problem:

Cause: Not enough light. Solution: Move it into a well-lit area or purchase a plant light.

My Peace Lily isn’t blooming.

Problem:

Cause: Not enough watering. Solution: Water the plant thoroughly & give it a nice pep talk!

Plant appears droopy & soil is dry & crumbly.

Problem:

Cause: Too much direct sunlight. Solution: Move the plant out of direct sunlight.

Pale or “burnt” looking foliage.

Problem:

Cause: Overwatering & not enough soil drainage. Solution: Empty the saucer beneath the pot and let the soil drain. Remove the plant from the pot, add gravel to the bottom of the planter, and add perlite to the soil.

The plant collapses or looks incredibly droopy with moist soil.

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