EXCLUSIVE: A gardening expert shared a key way you can help the popular houseplants flourish, by recreating their natural ...

A houseplant enthusiast shared her simple hack for fertilising peace lilies - and it's not how you might think. In fact, the ...

DEAR JESSICA: I have had a peace lily plant for about eight years. It gets indirect sun from a southern exposure and does produce white lilies every spring. The plant has new shoots and has ...

1) Overwatering Yellowing peace lily leaves can be one of the main signs that the plant is being overwatered. Other symptoms of overwatering include brown tips on the leaves and wilted foliage.

EXCLUSIVE: A gardening expert has urged green-fingered Britons to avoid a key mistake often made with peace lilies.

Switch Your Peace Lily's Soil To A Specialty Blend If hydroponics sounds like too much, don't worry. Peace lilies can do well in any sort of potting soil mix. But if you really want it to flourish ...

As tropical plants, peace lilies need high humidity levels to thrive, so if your air is too dry, they can start to fade. The ideal humidity level for a peace lily plant is 40% to 50%.

It’s fine to water your peace lily with a watering can, or to water from the bottom, if you prefer. You can bottom-water by placing the container in a sink filled with water and waiting for it ...

Related: The 7 Best Plant Moisture Meters 2. Watch the Plant Your peace lily will tell you when it’s thirsty. When it’s too dry, the plant’s leaves will droop and it can look wilted.

Peace lilies are popular indoor plants used as home decor. They are recognizable for their large, green leaves that surround smaller, white flowers. Many lily plants such as daylilies or tiger ...