Q. I have heard the peace lily called a closet plant, and I would like to put one that is blooming in a spot with artificial light for four hours a day. Will this light harm the plant? A.

Peace lilies: 'Best' room in the home for houseplant - 'particular' set up needed PEACE LILY houseplants are said to be one of the most "difficult" plants to care for, according to Hammonds Furniture.

Related: Why Your Peace Lily Has Brown Tips: 9 Causes and How to Fix Them Tips The best time to repot a peace lily is during the plant’s peak growth season in spring or early summer.

The peace lily stands out, not only for its low maintenance, but it is a showy plant as well. In this article, you will learn of more reasons you need to add a peace lily to your home.

A peace lily can be a beautiful addition to any home, but there's one key sign that your plant needs a bit more TLC. Peace lilies, also known as Spathiphyllum, are generally easy to care for and ...

The plant doesn’t get enough light, so the soil takes longer to get dry. The plant pros shared that owners “must” reduce watering their peace lily in winter and wait for the soil to dry out.

Vladan recommends that plant owners give their peace lily 10,000 lux (1,000-foot candles) of bright indirect light and use a light meter to measure the amount they are receiving. "The best way to ...