Glad I found this one as I'm doing this tomorrow. I was surprised that you did not water more as they were so dry. Is it because they are babies? Love and Peace.
Is there a way to make the foliage more dense? I have a mature peace lily but I don’t quite like how the stems are tall now. If I propagate it will it shot new small growths that would cover the mother plant stems? 😅
Brought two as my 1st house plants one is dieing and one is living its best life same environment dont knkw what is going on but going to watch this get some tips❤
I have a leaf look healthy but scratched during transportation and finally torn part so i removed it and put in vase, now it has been 2 whole months changing water on daily basis and there is a kind of vein coming out along the stem then 2mm edge of that vein is clear to eyes, do you think i can still bear a hope to get roots? The leaf is in exactly same typical condition and colour till now😊
Thank you for this! How are these propagations doing? I saw in one guide you should snap some of the rhizome of the lily for your propagation, but I couldn't tell if you had in this video.... Do you know if a plant is more or less successful when you do this? Thanks!
Hmm I didn't snap a rhizome but wouldn't surprise me if this worked. You can normally cut rhizomes in other plants like purple shamrock to get more yield.
Thank you so much for this informative video. My Peace Lily has brown tips on the leaves and I recently saw some advice about getting a humidifier. Is this really necessary for a healthy Peace Lily in your opinion?
So, the brown tips are normal? I live in Utah and it's dry here and I've noticed that my peace Lilly got brown tips from day 1 at my place 😢 but it's still alive and even gave me one bloom during the spring, so I figure I must be doing something right? 😆 Is it wise to cut the brown tips of the leaves or just leave them be?
@@pamaha16 I think that watering with rain water can help stop brown tips - I just realised this. Also there is a video on this channel about using water conditioner to improve tap water for plants.
Thank you
Brilliant stuff Cheers for the very informative video.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Our first ever house plant 💚
Really good video 📼
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Glad I found this one as I'm doing this tomorrow. I was surprised that you did not water more as they were so dry. Is it because they are babies? Love and Peace.
Tbh I can’t remember. This is one of my first videos
Cheers 👍 How are these plants doing now?
All good
You can also propogate with the flower buds, theyre like seeds
Good to know thanks 👍
Is there a way to make the foliage more dense? I have a mature peace lily but I don’t quite like how the stems are tall now. If I propagate it will it shot new small growths that would cover the mother plant stems? 😅
Just lots of light really
Brought two as my 1st house plants one is dieing and one is living its best life same environment dont knkw what is going on but going to watch this get some tips❤
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@SheffieldMadePlants can I proacate them in glass tubes if I have one that is dieing
@@cheapassmudda I’ve not propagated through cutting before. Only root division. Give it a try. Nothing to lose
@@SheffieldMadePlants deported and done it with the roots will see how it goes.xthanks
I have a leaf look healthy but scratched during transportation and finally torn part so i removed it and put in vase, now it has been 2 whole months changing water on daily basis and there is a kind of vein coming out along the stem then 2mm edge of that vein is clear to eyes, do you think i can still bear a hope to get roots? The leaf is in exactly same typical condition and colour till now😊
I didn't know you could prop a PL through leaf cuttings. Keep at it and see what happens 👍
Thank you for this! How are these propagations doing? I saw in one guide you should snap some of the rhizome of the lily for your propagation, but I couldn't tell if you had in this video.... Do you know if a plant is more or less successful when you do this? Thanks!
Hmm I didn't snap a rhizome but wouldn't surprise me if this worked. You can normally cut rhizomes in other plants like purple shamrock to get more yield.
@@SheffieldMadePlants good to know!! Thank you for your reply!
Had to put the subtitles on for this video as your narrative was very quiet.
Nice plants you have :) My plant new leaves are very small like 10 cm maximum high and the tip of them are brown. Any idea?
Thanks. Sounds like it might not be getting enough light. The brown tips might be lack of water. They are thirsty plants in my experience
Thank you so much for this informative video. My Peace Lily has brown tips on the leaves and I recently saw some advice about getting a humidifier. Is this really necessary for a healthy Peace Lily in your opinion?
Not really. You’ll get brown tips usually but I don’t worry too much.
So, the brown tips are normal? I live in Utah and it's dry here and I've noticed that my peace Lilly got brown tips from day 1 at my place 😢 but it's still alive and even gave me one bloom during the spring, so I figure I must be doing something right? 😆 Is it wise to cut the brown tips of the leaves or just leave them be?
@@pamaha16 I think that watering with rain water can help stop brown tips - I just realised this. Also there is a video on this channel about using water conditioner to improve tap water for plants.
@@TinyDancer4Joy thanks! :)
Thanks heaps for the video!
All the leaves on my peace lily are turning brown at the tips. What could be causing this? 🤔
Probably a watering issue? How wet is the soil?
@@SheffieldMadePlants I probably don't water it enough... 😅
@@VaryaEQ they are quite thirsty. Look out for a care video on this plant in a couple of weeks
What do you do with the old soil? Can it be reused?
Yea you can do. I tend to just start fresh though
Did you cut the dead bloom during your camera malfunction? Do you have another video that shows how to trim a dead bloom?
I try and yank it out but they’re quite resistant until they’re properly dead
I have a peace lily I cute cut in half and horrified what I did 🤥
Cut in half at the roots? Will be fine 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants caught some of the lower stork but I figure they might die back but there is plenty to survive 🤔