What kind of soil is best for cultivating a Peace Lily tree?

I. What kind of soil to use

1. When choosing soil, use soil that is very fertile, has excellent drainage, and contains a great deal of humus. It is best if it is acidic and contains plenty of particles, so it will be loose and soft. Some soils contain a lot of powder; these should not be chosen, because over time this kind of soil will compact.

2. As for the flower pot, it does not have great demands, as long as the size of the pot can accommodate it and provide enough space for it to grow. However, it is best not to choose a very light plastic pot, because it cracks easily.

II. Loosening the soil and repotting

1. Generally, this kind of tree is planted in a relatively large pot, because the tree is relatively large. The soil should be loosened once a month so that it can remain loose. When loosening the soil, use tools carefully and do not damage its roots.

2. If it is a relatively small tree, it can be repotted once a year; if it is a relatively large tree, it is generally repotted once every two to three years. When repotting, you do not need to replace all of its soil; replacing just one third is enough. Then trim off the rotten roots from its roots, so that it can continue to grow safely.

III. Fertilizing

1. It relatively likes fertilizer. During its growing season, apply a compound fertilizer once a month. If the air turns cold in autumn, apply a fertilizer such as phosphorus and potassium, which can strengthen its ability to resist the cold.

2. In winter, fertilization should be stopped. If yellowing and falling leaves appear when fertilizing, it means the fertilizing method is wrong and the roots have been damaged. You should immediately repot it and deal with the problem.