How to grow a peace lily? Soil culture and water culture methods for growing peace lilies
The peace lily, also known as the "smooth sailing" plant, grows in tropical rainforests and prefers a warm, humid, semi-shaded environment. Many people may encounter various situations during cultivation, such as sudden yellowing of the leaves. Today, the editor will introduce the soil culture and water culture methods for growing peace lilies, and tell you how peace lilies should be grown.
Soil culture methods for growing peace lilies:
1. Light: Light is very important for plant growth. Peace lilies need relatively good light in winter and early spring, but as the light gradually intensifies, they should be gradually shaded. If they are enjoyed in a shaded place, they must not be placed directly in the sun for exposure, as this is very bad for the growth of peace lilies.
2. Temperature: Peace lilies are a heat-loving species and should be cultivated in a high-temperature greenhouse. The minimum nighttime temperature in winter should be 14-16°C, and the daytime temperature should be around 25°C.
3. Watering: During the growth period, the potting soil for peace lilies should be kept moist often, but they must not be watered too much. If watered too much, the potting soil will remain wet for a long time, which can easily cause root rot and make the plant wither and turn yellow.
4. Fertilizing: Do not apply concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer when fertilizing, and after applying solid fertilizer, water once with clean water. It is best to use dilute fertilizer water instead of clean water for watering. In this way, fertilizer damage generally will not occur, and the peace lily will grow very lushly.
5. Pests: Plants are most favored by pests during the growth period. Acaricides specifically used to control mites should be sprayed regularly for prevention and control, such as dicofol, hexythiazox, pyridaben, etc.

Water culture methods for growing peace lilies:
1. Light: The light for water-cultured plants should mainly be scattered light. They do not necessarily have to be exposed to the sun, and direct sunlight should be avoided as much as possible in summer. 2. Temperature: The growth temperature for water-cultured plants is 5°C-30°C. Within this range, water-cultured plants can all grow normally, so peace lilies are the same.
3. Changing water: When growing plants in water in summer, the water should be changed about once every 7 days, and in winter about once every 10-15 days.
4. Water-cultured plants can also develop dry and withered leaves, so in daily care, clean water should be sprayed on the leaf surface to keep it moist. It is best to spray foliar fertilizer once a week to ensure that the peace lily continues to grow well.
The above is the editor's information on the soil culture and water culture methods for growing peace lilies