Soil might seem like the obvious choice when it comes to growing plants, but one unusual method could actually be better for peace lilies ...

The beloved peace lily (Spathiphyllum cochlearispathum) is not only one of the most popular indoor houseplants but is well regarded for its symbolic nature. Peace lilies are known to represent ...

Peace lilies are among the easiest house plants you can grow. ... Cheshire said: "Peace lilies can deal with dry soil, so don't worry if you forget to water yours every now and then." ...

Peace lilies are one of the most popular houseplants and for good reason. Their luscious foliage and statement flower spikes bring both leafy interest and beautiful blooms to interiors. If you've ...

Peace lilies like moist soil, which you can test by sticking a finger in the soil and feeling for moisture. ... Peace lilies are tropical plants, so they need some humidity in the air.

Peace lily: How to care for ‘difficult’ houseplant - needs a ‘particular set up’ to thrive HOUSEPLANTS can be tricky to look after, especially when they are emerging from their dormant period.

Fix It: Stop watering and let your peace lily’s soil dry out. ... That’s why they are such great houseplants. If a peace lily’s leaves turn brown, it may be getting too much sun.

SCRAP SECRET Houseplants will ‘bloom for years’ thanks to common item in your food bin – and peace lilies find it ‘so tasty’ ...

NASA has put them on the list of “top 10 household air-cleaning plants.” Peace lilies are native to tropical areas in Central and South America.