What to do when peace lily leaves turn yellow with scorched edges and dry up? Teach you the method for vigorous water-grown plants

Placing a pot of greenery that stays lush all year round at home not only pleases the eye but also adds a certain decorative effect.

In recent years, among the many green plants, the one flower lovers like most is exactly the "peace lily" (Spathiphyllum). It is a plant that can be grown both in water and in pots. Its leaves are very attractive, its flowers are white and very cute, and its meaning is also quite good, namely smooth sailing. So how should it be cared for in daily life?

First, if you choose to grow peace lily in water, it is quite suitable for high-rise urban residents, because it does not need much sunlight; scattered light alone is enough, and its flowering period can last more than half a year. If you choose a potted peace lily, in daily care you can also place it indoors somewhere light comes in. It likes a high-temperature, high-humidity environment. If it is kept on a balcony, in summer you need to shade it, and keeping the humidity at around 80% is better. In winter, be careful to keep the temperature above 10 degrees.

Perhaps you will ask, I usually take careful care of it too, but it still has yellowing, dry leaf tips and does not bloom? In fact, if care only means watering the peace lily, that is far from enough for it to grow quickly. To solve this first, you have to give the plant the nutrients it needs, which is the very important "supplementing nutrients." The peace lily is a flowering plant, so it needs a large amount of nutrients to promote sprouting, and then to promote regular blooming. Therefore, it is recommended to use ferrous sulfate to create an acidic soil medium, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can also be used to promote flowering. Second, the air must not be too enclosed or too dry. It is not recommended to keep the peace lily in a corner. Especially in summer, when the temperature is high, the air circulation in a corner is relatively poor, and it easily forms a sealed, steamer-like environment. This is also the main factor causing yellowing and drying leaves. In daily care, you can use a spray bottle to spray some water on the leaves (both sides of the leaves need spraying) to increase humidity a little.

During the care process, some flower lovers say that when they bought the peace lily, its flowers were white, but after caring for it for a while the flowers turned green. Why is that? In fact, the flowers turning green is a normal phenomenon. This is all because the flowering period has ended. Flower lovers only need to gently cut off the green flowers and throw them away.