Learn to grow a Peace Lily this way, and it will grow more and more luxuriant

Peace Lily, which is the Spathiphyllum we usually grow, also called white sail plant. It has a graceful posture, like a dancing fairy. With proper care, it easily fills its pot and blooms profusely! Below is how to grow a Peace Lily!

How to grow a Peace Lily?

(1). Pot: A clay pot or ceramic pot can be used. The size of the pot should be chosen specifically according to the size and the development of the root system.

(2). Soil: Choose a loose, breathable, well-draining, nutrient-rich humus soil. You can use garden soil:leaf mold soil:fine sand in a 4:3:2 ratio to prepare the potting soil.

(3). Watering: The Peace Lily likes moisture; watering should keep the soil moist, and the soil should not be completely dry. The Peace Lily has large leaves and evaporates quickly, so in dry seasons, spray more water to ensure air humidity, which is beneficial for growth. During the growing period it needs sufficient water, but waterlogging can be caused.

(4). Light: The Peace Lily is shade-tolerant but not tolerant of strong light, and fears strong light exposure; in summer it needs 60%-70% shading. It also cannot be in a long-term shady environment, as this is not conducive to blooming.

(5). Temperature: The suitable growth temperature is 22-28°C, and in summer it must not exceed 24°C. In winter the temperature should not be lower than 14°C, otherwise plant growth is inhibited and the leaves are prone to cold damage.

(6). Fertilizing: It has a high demand for fertilizer and needs timely topdressing, which is beneficial for lush growth. Before blooming, appropriately increase potassium fertilizer, which can promote its blooming.