Add a spoonful to the water and water the peace lily. New leaves will appear quickly

This plant enjoys a change of soil each spring, a routine to adopt until it matures. Mature plants simply benefit from a top layer soil refresh, about 4 cm deep. Consider enriching the soil with special fertilizer for green plants during spring. Also, ensure proper drainage when repotting to avoid water stagnation.

2. Foliage Focus:

Peace lilies, being tropical natives, have an affinity for moisture. A neglected plant might droop, but a generous watering will perk it right back up. If your peace lily faces prolonged water deprivation and appears desiccated, immerse its pot in a water-filled tray for a few hours for revival. Regularly prune wilted or dead leaves to keep the plant healthy.

3. Humidity and Hygiene:

A dry peace lily becomes an inviting habitat for pests. Regularly misting its leaves and keeping them dust-free will enhance its ambient humidity, keeping those pesky bugs away.

4. Consistent Watering:

Being tropical, peace lilies appreciate moist soil. Daily watering in summer and weekly in winter should suffice. But here’s a game-changer: add gelatin to its water.

Why Gelatin?

Gelatin is a miraculous supplement for plants, offering them a boost of nitrogen, essential for their growth. This natural compound not only fortifies the peace lily’s defenses but also encourages abundant flowering. Here’s a simple regimen:

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