"There is no set frequency at which you should water a peace lily, and instead, you should water the plant whenever the top ...

Peace lilies are popular houseplants for good reason: The tropical, white-flowering plant does well in the low light and low humidity most of us have in our homes. Knowing how often to water a peace ...

Peace lilies like consistently moist soil, so water when the top few inches feel dry. Expect to water every few days in warm, dry homes, or weekly in cooler, low-light spots. Use pots with drainage ...

You just watered your peace lily plant (Spathiphyllum), so why is its soil bone-dry again two days later? If you're constantly filling up your watering can to keep your tropical friend hydrated, the ...

Inconsistent watering, both over and under-watering, can cause brown tips on peace lily leaves. Fertilizing issues, including using too much fertilizer, can lead to brown leaves due to salt build-up ...

Each time you water your peace lily, turn the pot a quarter. This will prevent it from growing towards the light and becoming lop-sided, meaning it’ll flower better and more evenly. Another way to ...

Peace lilies are renowned for being straightforward to maintain, but encouraging them to flower isn't always simple if you don't grasp their requirements. Don't worry, it doesn't require much effort.

Q: I inherited a 10-year-old peace lily from my grandma when she passed away. I've transplanted it into a larger pot three times in the past seven years, but it's declining. Is there anything I can do ...

A common mistake that is sure to kill your peace lily is not giving it enough water. You see the leaves start to wilt and think your plant is thirsty. You water it yet again ... and again and again.

Peace lilies are popular, low-maintenance houseplants known for their pretty white spathes. In addition to being visually striking, peace lilies are great air purifiers and effectively remove common ...