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The Peace Lily tree my dad grows is tall and lush, beautifully green, and it even purifies the air.

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When it comes to indoor potted plants, which flowers do gardening enthusiasts choose? Is it the pretty and colorful Chinese rose or camellia, or the pure white gardenia, or the asparagus fern and rubber tree that are grown only for their leaves and not their flowers? I think none of these potted plants can compare with it...

When it comes to indoor potted plants, which flowers do gardening enthusiasts choose? Is it the pretty and colorful Chinese rose or camellia, or the pure white gardenia, or the asparagus fern and rubber tree that are grown only for their leaves and not their flowers? I think none of these potted plants can compare with it. It is beautiful and easy to care for, and it also carries a wonderful meaning!

Today's star is called the Peace Lily tree (Cinnamomum kotoense). Just look at the Peace Lily tree my dad grows: tall and upright, lush and green, symbolizing that the whole family will be safe and sound.

The Peace Lily tree is also known as Hongtouyu cinnamon (Cinnamomum kotoense) or Hongtoushan cinnamon. Common varieties include white bud cinnamon (Cinnamomum kotoense 'Baiya'), and so on. Its leaves are large, evergreen all year round, and bright and glossy, truly making it an excellent choice for indoor potted plants.

What's more, the Peace Lily tree can also absorb carbon dioxide, purify the air, drive away odors, release a large amount of oxygen, and raise air humidity to improve air quality. It can truly be called a very versatile potted plant.

For the soil, you need to choose a loose, breathable, well-draining sandy soil. You can use garden soil plus leaf mold soil, mix in a small amount of coarse sand, and then add a small amount of organic base fertilizer to prepare it. With good drainage and breathability and plenty of fertility, it is especially suitable for growing the Peace Lily tree.

During the growing season of the Peace Lily tree, water it frequently. In summer, you can water it once a day and spray water on the leaves to keep them moist. As the temperature gradually drops, reduce the frequency of watering. In winter, you should spray more water and water less.

The Peace Lily tree also quite likes fertilizer. During the growing season, you can apply a diluted liquid fertilizer once every 15 days, such as fertilizer water or cake fertilizer water. After early autumn, you can apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once or twice to promote growth and flowering.

Usually, place the Peace Lily tree in a spot with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. This way its leaves will be even more oily and glossy, and the plant will be tall and upright.

When caring for the Peace Lily tree, regular pruning is needed. You can cut off some weak-growing branches, old branches, diseased branches, and so on, to increase light penetration. Only then can the Peace Lily tree have lush branches and leaves.

The Peace Lily tree is very effective at decorating a home, and it also has a wonderful meaning. If you like it, then plant one!

That's all for today's sharing!

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