Peace Lily

Hybrid Peace Lily is an all time classic indoor plant for its lush dark green foliage and white flowers, produced throughout the year.

• Scientific Name: Spathiphyllum wallisii (and hybrids)

• Common Name: Peace Lily, White Sails, Spathe Flower

• Family: Araceae

• Type: Evergreen perennial houseplant

• Height: 1–4 ft indoors (depending on variety)

• Leaves: Dark green, lance-shaped, glossy foliage

• Flowers: White spathes with a central spadix (can bloom multiple times a year indoors)

 Care Instructions

Sun Light

• Thrives in bright, indirect light.

• Tolerates low light (but may bloom less).

• Avoid harsh direct sun → burns leaves.

 Watering

• Keep soil consistently moist, but not soggy.

• Water once a week; more in summer, less in winter.

• Peace Lilies droop slightly when thirsty → a natural reminder.

• Loves humidity → mist leaves or place near a pebble tray.

 Soil

• Well-draining, peat-rich potting mix.

• Mix: Garden soil + cocopeat/peat + perlite + compost.

• pH: Slightly acidic (5.5–6.5).

 Fertilizer

• Use a balanced liquid fertilizer (10:10:10 or 20:20:20) once every 4–6 weeks in spring and summer.

• Too much fertilizer → leaf burn and fewer flowers.

• Organic options: Diluted seaweed extract, compost tea, or fish emulsion.

• Stop fertilizing in winter when growth slows.

Pruning & Maintenance

• Remove yellow or dried leaves at the base.

• Cut off old flower stalks once blooms fade.

• Repot every 2–3 years with fresh soil.

 Uses

1. Ornamental: Stylish indoor decor plant with white blooms.

2. Air Purifier: NASA study ranks Peace Lily among the best for removing toxins (formaldehyde, benzene, ammonia).

3. Low-Light Friendly: Great for offices, bedrooms, and shaded indoor corners.

4. Spiritual Symbolism: Represents peace, healing, and purity (often gifted).

Caution:

• Mildly toxic to pets and humans if ingested (contains calcium oxalate).