Thank you very much for your advice. I have grown Peace lilies since I was given One as a B-day present, age 6. I love them. Again, "Thank You". I totally panicked! We live and learn. 🪴
I'm more of a foliage guy rather than a flower enthusiast. As long as my plants continuously produce new leaves and stems, healthy and without pests or disease, wether they flower or not matters not.
Yeah, same. I really do enjoy when I get a flower though, It means I'm doing something right. Like my curly spider plant gave pups, but it was giving me flowers all over the stems the pups were on and it looked spectacular. The flowers were only small, but the amount of stems I got and the amount of flowers on each seperate stem was really something else.
I so enjoy your videos! I have a peace Lily and do find that I get 2 blooms quite consistently and if I get a 3 rd I’m overjoyed! Thanks for the info🤗🤩🇺🇸
I have a peace lily that was at my husband's funeral 21 yrs. ago. I got sick and couldn't take care of my plants and being such a thirsty plant, it nearly died. There was very few leaves left, maybe 3. When I got well, I cleaned it up and started taking care of it and it's gotten to be rather nice looking now in comparison. I had a tiny 2 leaf section I potted by itself and it's just a lovely plant now. The little one blooms. The other one hasn't bloomed yet. I think it's still recovering, but it's getting there.
My grandma has a peace Lily that she got from a loved one's funeral over 4 years before I was born. That peace Lily is in its 30's now. So crazy that, when you google how long they live, it says only 3-5 years.
Very interesting. I received a 3ft tall peace Lily for my husband's death from my longest friend (we were neighbors when we were 3-4, reconnected in Jr high) who died shortly afterwards. Both after long battles with cancer. I have new resolve to help this plant recover.
@@MHart-xr6qg Yes, it is easier to bring back than I thought. I one I mentioned that was coming back is now full and beautiful! The "little one" is still blooming and beautiful and medium size cuz I don't want it to get too big. Good luck!
When my peace lilies crowd the pot, I simply divide them. 3 years ago I had a huge plant that I have been growing for close to 10 years and kept repotting in bigger and bigger pots. Then I took it out, and divided it to about 15 plants. I potted them all in new containers by the size of the plant, and had enough to give to friends. Today, I have 7 beautiful plants, and I will divide the biggest one again this spring. What a joy!
Hello. Might be too late to ask now, but I divided my overcrowded peace lily by cutting the hard core( rhizome) with a knife , into three sections then repotted. Do you think it will be ok?
I love my 3 peace lilies. Didn’t even care they didn’t bloom. I’m a leaf person. And they are so big. So my surprise a few months ago when all of them bloomed. I have no idea what I did right, but i was happy. I’ll keep them with or without flowers. They are pretty plants
I live in south Georgia US. I have a Peace Lily that one of my best friends gave to me. My back yard is covered with tall oak trees shading almost all the area with patches of sunlight coming through, I have the lily on the back porch. Now here in the south the summers are hot and humid. The lily LOVES it. It blooms twice a year, but the flower starts off white then turns green while outside. When I bring it the flower turns white again. Only time I bring it in is during the winter or if we have bad weather such as hurricanes or tornados. I've had this lily for 9 years now.
Watched this a few months ago. My peace lilies haven't flowered in years, so I tried putting one in a sunny window. Sure enough it's just put up a lovely flower, so thank you very much for the tips. I think in the future I''ll still mostly keep them in a shadier spot, because I find it easier to get the watering right, and I like the darker leaf colour, but a few weeks for them in the sun is definitely in my future routine .😃
I’ve had my large peace lily for 4 years now & it flowers for several months on & off But the leaves are overwhelmingly gorgeous I’ll never get tired of it ❤❤❤
My Peace Lily blooms once a year without any hormones. It only gives me one flower but it lasts for 7 or 8 months. My lily sits 10 feet from my east window. Lately the new leaves are having trouble unfurling. It never gets more than 8 leaves but still blooms! I keep it because the blossom is astoundingly beautiful. It looks like it’s from outer space or so friends tell me. Love your show! 🇨🇦👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I have a peace lily purchased four years ago from and well known Swedish furniture company. It is kept in my conservatory and is currently in a 40 cm radius pot and needs to go up to next pot size. It is approx 130 cms high. . It flowers constantly and is always in bloom. During the summer months I soak it in a trug of water twice a week. It is feed weekly on Miracle-grow.
I got a baby one of these in a plant arrangement as a housewarming gift, and it has since fully matured and bloomed for me twice since I got it last August. It have it in a northern window facing my neighbor's white house that bounces a lot of light back. It's good to know that I've accidently done the right things for this plant!
I have become the person that helps my friends & family rescue their plants. Now my baby sister has started to buy near dead plants from the stores and brings them to me ansking "Can you save it?😢" LOL That is exactly how I aquired my sweet little peace lily named "Zombie" this passed Chritmas. She is only about 8" tall by 5" wide, but has just given me her first flower as a sign of her gratitude. One of my favorite plants.
I've always had problems with getting the amount of water right for peace lilies. I have one right now and it's definitely the fussiest plant in my apt! These are all good tips. Thanks!
Yes! My cheap supermarket peace lily is the most high maintenance water wise. I have to buy distilled water for the prima donna or the leaves brown (my neighborhood has lots of mineral deposits) while more expensive plants are just fine with tap. However it is a useful canary in the mine bc when I see it start to droop I know to check my other high water need plants.
Yup, sun light is so important. My peace lily only flower the year I brought it home, after that I kept it in my living room which doesn't get much sunlight and it stopped flowering for about 2 years. This year I moved it closer to the window, after 3 months I saw flower!! not just one flower but it continue to have new flower for probably 3 months :)
Good to hear. But I've one doubt, does this plant need more sunlight? Because my plant was good when I bought but after I placed it near a window, the next day all the leaves were dropped. I felt so sad. Can you guess the reason for it?
I have 2 of these plants, one a very large floor plant from my husband's funeral in 2006, the other a smaller table plant from moms funeral 2008. They both receive sun from west windows. They both bloom for me atleast 2 times a year. Besides fertilizing once a year, every other month I will pour some old coffee into the plant. They certainly are sturdy plants and very beautiful !
I keep my peace lily outside in the summer and it flowers once a year. Last year it had 13 blooms and this year so far I have 6. I replanted to a bigger container with fresh soil and a good feed. I received several peace lily's when my parents passed away and they are so easy to take care of.
Cynthia, was there a moment where all the leaves and stems started to droop? Because when i put my plant out for the 1st time in a non-direct sun spot on my balcony, everything started to droop after about 2hrs. I dont get it
@deansnipah1392 they only time mine will wilt is if it's bone dry. Make sure to give it plenty of water especially in this heat. I have to water mine twice a day now. I don't keep it in direct sun for long either. I move my containers to the shade. I get a cross breeze and it can beat the plant up pretty good so I move them when needed. I accidentally left them out in the winter and there was ice all over them. I cut them back to the ground watered them good and they bounced back, but I'm in Texas so winter for us is not as severe. One of the most important things is good potting soil. I swear by Miracle Grow potting soil. They also make a version for plants and trees that I use for anything I put in the ground. Have you repotted your plant to a bigger container yet? Sorry this is so long. Lol 😆
I have a peace plant that is 4 years old and is huge. It was about 1 foot tall when I got it. I repotted it once since. I give it flowering plant food once a month and it blooms often. I get 8-9 blooms at once. It’s in a pot about 15”x 15” tall. Morning light in sunroom.
@@suecarey9127 just a liquid plant food , 10-10-10 .this one is calledBONIDE. Any nursery would have or Lowe’s or Home Depot. Good for all flowering houseplants.❤️
Years ago I even drove plants in the UK as a professional driver, I went everywhere from South to North and East to West, even as far as Scotland, then also frozen food, etc., basically everything!!
Thank you. Thanks to your videos I am able to correct all my mistakes and keep my plants alive! I am a serial over waterer unfortunately... but am learning... I was able to make 3 plants out of my over crowded poor lily. I fed her too so now I hope to start to see flowers soon! Thank you again.
@@SheffieldMadePlants I also think there is too much sun by the window it is at and it has some leaves that are brown (burning I think!?) so now I will make sure it does not get direct sun. I have it by a South facing window but this is a bit tropical here the climate, I am afraid it may be too much. What do you think?
I don't see it as a con. Most of us know that when we buy plants they will probably not thrive and look gorgeous. But it makes it more of a challenge to keep on trying to bring our plants to the best that we can, and great to get some good advice and the blessing of TH-cam!!
Mine bloom all the time. I put them near a window where they get about 2 hours of direct sunlight. They're much happier there & grow like crazy. I soak banana peels in the water I give them. The only downside is the flowers put off a ton of white pollen that gets everywhere so I'm always having to wipe off the leaves. It looks like someone sprinkled baby powder on them.
Hmm, I have two peace lily's in two locations. I have one small one on my western window cill which gets 8 hours of direct afternoon light in the summer and that's only bloomed twice for me this year, and I have a slightly larger one on my old TV just a bit away and that's only given me 1 flower, and even then it still has yet to open. And I'm pretty sure all of them turned green within the first week of having them, so uh...? They are split off of a plant that died from root rot, so maybe they're still recovering but it does make me a little sad. Before the root rot, the entire plant was on my window cill and it gave me a lot of blooms even though it did originally burn. So I dunno, maybe it is just the root rot.
Upon recovering and adding to my plant collection of peace lilies and snake plants, I have notice a distinct improvement in the quality of my apartment air, especially when I wake up each morning. I am better rested and without mental fog because my brain is no longer deprived of oxygen when I sleep.
chopping up banana peel is a great tip ( but what about banana peel tea ) put banana peel in a glass jar, top it up with water.. let it soak for 2 days.. and drain the jar, throw the peel over the fence in your neighbours garden, use the "tea" in a 50/50 with rainwater to feed your Peace lily's. ( or other plants ) 😇
Thank you so very much for this video. I live in Ontario Canada where the winters are severe however I have probably purchased at least eight Peace lilies and I do have a green thumb. I even won the Trillium award for having a beautiful garden 10 years in a row which is an award given out by the Royal botanical Gardens here in Canada. I’ve never had any luck with peace lilies. They’ve all died. I have bought special soil special water metres to know when they are to be watered…I have kept them in a room that has light but not direct light as I know that it will burn the leaves. I bring it home from the store and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Within 3 months months maximum my beautiful peace lily has all but died as I’ve had to cut away all the leaves that have died along with it. Thank you so very much once again. Kindest regards Susan
Thanks Susan. That’s got me stumped because they are usually pretty unfussy apart from the flowering bit. I wonder what it is in your house they don’t like 🤔
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you so much for your response. I didn’t think you’d even acknowledge it or at least I wasn’t expecting it. “Thank you “That shows me what kind of person you are so I’m going to subscribe to your channel. I’ve tried everything that you mentioned. I do have a house that faces the southwest. I have so many Palladian windows so the house generally gets a lot of sun but I have put the plant it in different rooms and they all die. I never put the plant in direct sunlight ever.I do however make sure that it’s not in direct sunlight and I try my hardest not to overwater it. I went to a horticultural store and they suggested a specific type of earth. The one that you were speaking about, that drains quickly. I know it’s so important for this plant to be able to take the water in and then have I have holes in the bottom of the pot so that the water can come out.. I’ve spent a small fortune on water meters, so that I don’t overwater it or underwater it but again they all die. Oddly enough, I have had neighbours that have gone away on holidays that have asked me to take care of their plants. If they have a peace Lily, their peace lily tends to thrive.???They are expensive in Canada ..35.00 for a small peace Lilly. I honestly don’t know what to do anymore. All of my other plants including succulents do so well. Many people say that the plants in my house are on steroids but not the peace Lily. Thank you once again for your feedback and consider me a new subscriber. Thank you so much and have a wonderful day, Susan from Ontario Canada.
@@animalsareourangels93 thanks Susan. You’ve really got me stumped for sure. It must be down to watering but you sound on top of that. At least you can enjoy your neighbours 😁
@@animalsareourangels93 I used to live in Toronto. My apartment got very warm during the winter and the air was very dry. I remember the dryness, because everything had so much static electricity. That's the only thing I can think of. But then you said your neighbor didn't have the same problem. So that doesn't really account for your difficulty. I'm in BC now and I'm struggling with my Peace Lilly. I think it might be due to lack of bright light. Anyway, good luck.
The peace lily from my Great Grandfather's funeral back in 2006 still flowers to this day. No hormones have been used on it since my great grandmother brought it home from the funeral home.
My peace lily is in water , only. The leaves were burning outside. I brought them back in the house, and changed the tap water to distilled water. They are growing new shoots and look bright and happy.
My peace lilies are thriving on neglect with occasional watering and some slow release fertiliser pellets once a year. I’ve had 2 peace lily plants in my bathroom near a large opaque windows (bright indirect light in the afternoons). I’ve had them for 10+ years. One of them I’ve had for closer to 18 years. My largest plant has just started to flower again (as we head into winter in a cold temperate Australian climate.) My bathroom will definitely get to temperatures that are lower than 10 degrees over night and we get summer temperatures that are in the mid 30s.
I have one sitting in a shower that is not used regularly and it does very well. It gets Seasol every now and then but no rule to when I do this. It is at least 4 times larger that the lily outside. Fills the whole shower cubicle and yes it does flower well. The window is on the south side of the house with an opaque window.
I just brought your moisture meter on Amazon, as thats one area that l have trouble with whether the plants are getting not enough or enough water as l have a peace lily, so thanks for the tip love from Australia 🇦🇺
I just bought a beautiful peace lily from the greenhouse. I'm excited to see if I can get a bloom out of it this spring. It seems to be thriving where I placed it. I check the soil everyday and give it a spray mist twice a day. I've cut off the forced blooms that died. So far he looks fabulous 😍 This is my 2nd try on this plant. I think I've got it figured out.
I waited a whole yr and no bloom. I placed it near the window east facing light last week and poured banana juice and bingo it bloomed today. Delighted
I got a peace Lilly from my local Walmart it was in horrible state. Rotted roots, and sun burned leaves. I brought it home and cut all the burned parts off. Took away all the rotted roots and put her in a gorgeous pot with fresh soil. She is finally big and pretty but not I need food for her. I wasn't aware of that. I'm not worried about her having tons of flowers. I just want her healthy and happy. My plants are my baby's.
Hi. I have several pots of peace lilies in my garden but they are outdoors under my bamboo grove. They are not in direct sunlight and they flower enough. I think its because they like our weather here in the tropics more. I don't use hormones and I don't fertilize them frequently. They bloom though during march to August more because that's our summer and rainy season. Maybe it depends on the region. Not using magic too 😊.
I have had my peace lily for over 10 years now, every couple of years I thin it out and re- pot it, it flows just once a year, but that's okay as I love the green it adds to my room.
Omg I never knew they force the plant for sales . I bought one these from ikea with 2 flowers it has 5 heads now but I love the foliage. I keep mine in my porch window
You don't need to put a water meter in a Peace Lily. Just water it as soon as it droops. If it droops every 7 days you can water it every 6 days to prevent drooping.
Commercial growing of plants today has nothing on the mass production techniques of other things like automobiles or Kellogg's cornflakes. Perfect lighting, humidity, soil, nutrients, watering on an optimum automated schedule, and so on. I understand it of course, the goal is to move the merchandise. But thank you for saying out loud what I often tell the wife "steady girl this the best this plant is ever going to look" when she wants to fill one of those industrial sleds with one of everything at the garden center🥴 But gibberellic acid, good lord.
I saw a video just yesterday showing how you take one aloe vera leaf, blend it with 2 liters of water, strain it, and use it to water all your plants and it is supposed to make them all bloom like crazy.
Thanks for the tips... I have a collection of 'fussy plants' so what's one more? 😂 I finally bought my peace lily inside as it was getting too much sun on my patio. Now indoors where it has good light. I'm in Australia so my plant faces west and south, though I do have to draw the curtains if the sun is too strong. I got 8 flowers this season - yay! I like the comments and will try the banana peel trick (they grow well here) and the aloe Vera trick - I have a bunch of those. Thanks for your channel. Much appreciated ✅ looking forward to the next installment 🇦🇺
Mine flowers from Nov till June as winters are very mild but stops in summer as the heat is too much so that is when the challenge starts. Very nice plant and the effort is Worthed. Love your channel Well done !
I have almost gotten my peace lily to bloom. I gave me a few smallish, not very white flowers once or twice in about a year and half of owning it. Now I will have to be more careful with temperature. My best indirect light spot is in between two exterior doors, unfortunately, every time someone comes or goes, it lets the draft hit those plants that are right there. That's where I've had it for some time, but I think I can arrange it to be about two meters from an east facing window this spring.
I also live in a semi tropical area of Australia & my Peace lily does fine, however, always check the soil constantly, if we have a lot of rain, I move it into the car port area.
I moved two small ones from a pot, as they were not doing well, to my tropical fish tank. There roots are suspended in the water and the plants are already growing new leaves, and looking very healthy.
Multi vitamins have nutrients that plants and humans need. I will let you know how the experiment goes. One Pease Lilly with and one without. You got me going.Stay tuned. Lol😆🤗
I've had two for over thirty years,a big one and a small one.The small one blooms every year starting in Feb.as it is doing now (Fdb.15th)and It usually gives me about 6 or 7 blooms a year,the big one has only bloomed twice,
I have a few of them and love them. They seem to grow well for me and flower. They don’t get heaps of light but they do well. Thank you for the feeding tip. I don’t think I’m feeding mine enough :)
That sounds right and its not a con, i have bought the Peace lily and the flowers never came back. I over compensated by watering it too much and killing the whole plant eventually. I didn't know about the Gibberellic acid.
It takes patience and right conditions to keep a happy plant. We all make watering mistakes and have a learning curve. The plant uses up the minerals , and it needs new soil for the pot.
I found a plant on top of someone's garbage and I didn't know what kind of plant it was until today. I have been moving it around my yard trying to keep the leaves from turning brown. I got one flower yesterday. I think I have been giving it too much water. I also think it's ready for a slightly larger pot.
Great video, thanks. Have always been very lucky wit peace lily plants, have 03 now one of which has 05 flowers about to pop out any day now, more than usual that. 02 are in a south facing room, my 'office' so I grabbed the tape measure to check how far away from the window they were as per your advice, they are within the correct range🙂either side of the window. Other is in a north facing room but still gets plenty of flowers, not as many as other 02. I live further north in England than you (Sheffield?) so not great heat and light. They do however, sometimes get brown tips and have no idea why, will have to look at more of your other vieos. Thank you so much for information here and in other episodes I have watched. The root pruning looks brutal though 🙂
Hey, potentially really useful suggestions. I think my 2 Peace Lilies - either side of my full length Juliet balcony glass doors, so plenty of light + Sun - look very heathy n flowered last 2yrs but no sign of flowers this yr. I mite try yr root cutting technique .. Wish me Luck !! Thks for tip(s).
I have a peace lily that is at least 7 years old, I first got it as a tiny baby with no flowers. It lived for years in my office and each year it would put up more and more flowers. This past spring there were 7 flowers at once. Then, suddenly this spring it decided to die. The ends of each leaf would start turning black until the entire leaf was rotted, yet it still kicked up new blooms month after month. Finally, I re-potted, changed the soil and checked the roots (they seemed fine but i trimmed them), but it just kept growing and dying at the same time. I did a final attempt to save it last week. There is one green leaf left from my huge plant that was once in a 10 inch pot this past spring. I still don't know if it will live. Nothing changed in the way I took care of the plant. I may have re-potted to a too large container once. I have my fingers crossed it will make a comeback
Whats funny is mine has been blooming constantly since I got it a year ago. I literally ignore it. I only water when it gets droopy. I currently have five blooms popping up. The average temp in the room is 17C. If there was anything I can say I do regularly and differently than some, I'll pour the last sip of my coffee in the plant occasionally. Not often, just if I happen to be drinking coffee and notice the plant is drooping and needs water.
I clean the brown stems out of the flower stem where the lilly blooms about oct. and by nov.l have beautiful lilies at least 6-8 of them before that l had 3 a couple of times in 4yrs. and my plant is so full and pretty now...they need a lot of attention till you figure out what works for them....
@@SheffieldMadePlants There is a stem inside the stem that dies and turns brown and kept my lilly not blooming good at all till l inspected my plant and watched it turn brown it was dead and very dry so they pulled right out from the stem..the lilies then just shot out or bloomed nicely and l also keep the dead leaves off when they get really brown it's not healthy for the plant and once l pulled the brown stems out it's doubled in size...l'm a plant person l love to get to know what is best for them to grow and be beautiful.. BTW l also put my plants in the bathtub and give them a little shower and dry them overnight it's wonderful for them.... hope this helps bcuz the br.stems you look beside the green stem it grows beside it and you'll see the br.stem sticking up some...
Someone told me a trick to get them to flowering (given the conditions are right and the plant is otherwise healthy): Stress the plant a bit by ripping (yes, sounds brutal) a leaf or two off it. Somehow the plant reacts to that by producing flowers. I'm guessing the stress induces the plant to send out growth hormones. I do it every once in a while and it seems to work.
The anthurium plants respond well by producing more flowers to cutting off it's leaves I was wondering if peace Lilly does that as well. Thanks for the tip, I'll try on a few.
I love this channel. I'm learning so much in a short time. Straight to the point and informative. Thank you so much! Also, can I just cut off just the brown part of the leaf?
Don't know what I am doing right but my peace lillies have not stopped flowering since I brought them home 6 months ago ... the two that have the most light flower more than the one that is in a slightly darker light ... I just switch them around so they all have a chance of blooming (and resting) ... I'm in Southern Australia
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Thank you very much for your advice. I have grown Peace lilies since I was given One as a B-day present, age 6. I love them. Again, "Thank You". I totally panicked! We live and learn. 🪴
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My peace lillies had no flowers when they were given to me, so I gave each of them a teaspoon of honey , and now they are all starting to flower.
I just looked up honey and hormones on google, suppose to be good for female reproduction system.@@johannahf.4852
I'm more of a foliage guy rather than a flower enthusiast. As long as my plants continuously produce new leaves and stems, healthy and without pests or disease, wether they flower or not matters not.
It’s nice to have a flower on a plant that flowers though 😁
It’s odd but it gives me a huge injection of happiness when I discover a plant has flowered or even when a zz has given a new shoot!
Me too but I still love when they flower, it's like having early Christmas gift
Yeah, same. I really do enjoy when I get a flower though, It means I'm doing something right.
Like my curly spider plant gave pups, but it was giving me flowers all over the stems the pups were on and it looked spectacular. The flowers were only small, but the amount of stems I got and the amount of flowers on each seperate stem was really something else.
@@sandy_carpetsthesecond5013 good going getting flowers on a spider plant
This could possibly be the best plant channel I've found. Straight to the point and no waffle.
Like it 😁
I so enjoy your videos! I have a peace Lily and do find that I get 2 blooms quite consistently and if I get a 3 rd I’m overjoyed! Thanks for the info🤗🤩🇺🇸
I have a peace lily that was at my husband's funeral 21 yrs. ago. I got sick and couldn't take care of my plants and being such a thirsty plant, it nearly died. There was very few leaves left, maybe 3. When I got well, I cleaned it up and started taking care of it and it's gotten to be rather nice looking now in comparison. I had a tiny 2 leaf section I potted by itself and it's just a lovely plant now. The little one blooms. The other one hasn't bloomed yet. I think it's still recovering, but it's getting there.
Great work! It’s great they bounce back nicely. I’ve done the same with a peace lily
My grandma has a peace Lily that she got from a loved one's funeral over 4 years before I was born. That peace Lily is in its 30's now. So crazy that, when you google how long they live, it says only 3-5 years.
Very interesting. I received a 3ft tall peace Lily for my husband's death from my longest friend (we were neighbors when we were 3-4, reconnected in Jr high) who died shortly afterwards. Both after long battles with cancer.
I have new resolve to help this plant recover.
@@MHart-xr6qg Yes, it is easier to bring back than I thought. I one I mentioned that was coming back is now full and beautiful! The "little one" is still blooming and beautiful and medium size cuz I don't want it to get too big. Good luck!
When my friend passed away in January, my peace lily made one bloom. Now, right before Easter, it withered away and the peace lily made another bloom.
I was given a peace lily, and as it was getting sick in the house I repotted it and put it outside in the shade. Now have 9 lilys on it. So exciting
Nice one! Do you live in a warm climate?
I would never throw a plant away. That’s why I’m watching this. Thank you.
When my peace lilies crowd the pot, I simply divide them. 3 years ago I had a huge plant that I have been growing for close to 10 years and kept repotting in bigger and bigger pots. Then I took it out, and divided it to about 15 plants. I potted them all in new containers by the size of the plant, and had enough to give to friends. Today, I have 7 beautiful plants, and I will divide the biggest one again this spring. What a joy!
It's amazing how quickly they grow on into big plants when divided 👍
Hello. Might be too late to ask now, but I divided my overcrowded peace lily by cutting the hard core( rhizome) with a knife , into three sections then repotted. Do you think it will be ok?
@@medialcanthus9681 yep I’ve done that before. It regrows
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you.
Ours flower all year round 😊
I love my 3 peace lilies. Didn’t even care they didn’t bloom. I’m a leaf person. And they are so big. So my surprise a few months ago when all of them bloomed. I have no idea what I did right, but i was happy. I’ll keep them with or without flowers. They are pretty plants
Very true the foliage is nice. Great job on the flowers 👍
I have my peace lily in water no soil which I rescued , it’s thriving and a flower is now appearing so pleased.
Nice 👌
I live in south Georgia US. I have a Peace Lily that one of my best friends gave to me. My back yard is covered with tall oak trees shading almost all the area with patches of sunlight coming through, I have the lily on the back porch. Now here in the south the summers are hot and humid. The lily LOVES it. It blooms twice a year, but the flower starts off white then turns green while outside. When I bring it the flower turns white again. Only time I bring it in is during the winter or if we have bad weather such as hurricanes or tornados. I've had this lily for 9 years now.
Sounds cracking 😁
Watched this a few months ago. My peace lilies haven't flowered in years, so I tried putting one in a sunny window. Sure enough it's just put up a lovely flower, so thank you very much for the tips. I think in the future I''ll still mostly keep them in a shadier spot, because I find it easier to get the watering right, and I like the darker leaf colour, but a few weeks for them in the sun is definitely in my future routine .😃
sounds great 👍
I’ve had my large peace lily for 4 years now & it flowers for several months on & off
But the leaves are overwhelmingly gorgeous I’ll never get tired of it ❤❤❤
Sounds like a beauty 😁
I agree. It's a beautiful and elegant plant that needs very little and returns so much grace.
My Peace Lily blooms once a year without any hormones. It only gives me one flower but it lasts for 7 or 8 months. My lily sits 10 feet from my east window. Lately the new leaves are having trouble unfurling. It never gets more than 8 leaves but still blooms! I keep it because the blossom is astoundingly beautiful. It looks like it’s from outer space or so friends tell me. Love your show! 🇨🇦👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Sounds like a nice plant 👍
I have a peace lily purchased four years ago from and well known Swedish furniture company. It is kept in my conservatory and is currently in a 40 cm radius pot and needs to go up to next pot size. It is approx 130 cms high. . It flowers constantly and is always in bloom. During the summer months I soak it in a trug of water twice a week. It is feed weekly on Miracle-grow.
I’m jealous. Loving the light in the conservatory probably
I think you mean diameter, not radius
I got a baby one of these in a plant arrangement as a housewarming gift, and it has since fully matured and bloomed for me twice since I got it last August. It have it in a northern window facing my neighbor's white house that bounces a lot of light back. It's good to know that I've accidently done the right things for this plant!
Absolutely 😁
I have become the person that helps my friends & family rescue their plants. Now my baby sister has started to buy near dead plants from the stores and brings them to me ansking "Can you save it?😢" LOL
That is exactly how I aquired my sweet little peace lily named "Zombie" this passed Chritmas.
She is only about 8" tall by 5" wide, but has just given me her first flower as a sign of her gratitude.
One of my favorite plants.
I've always had problems with getting the amount of water right for peace lilies. I have one right now and it's definitely the fussiest plant in my apt! These are all good tips. Thanks!
My pleasure, thanks for watching
Yes! My cheap supermarket peace lily is the most high maintenance water wise. I have to buy distilled water for the prima donna or the leaves brown (my neighborhood has lots of mineral deposits) while more expensive plants are just fine with tap. However it is a useful canary in the mine bc when I see it start to droop I know to check my other high water need plants.
I use the top 2 inches, when its dry i water... usually 11 days
Yup, sun light is so important. My peace lily only flower the year I brought it home, after that I kept it in my living room which doesn't get much sunlight and it stopped flowering for about 2 years. This year I moved it closer to the window, after 3 months I saw flower!! not just one flower but it continue to have new flower for probably 3 months :)
Great stuff 👍
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Good to hear. But I've one doubt, does this plant need more sunlight? Because my plant was good when I bought but after I placed it near a window, the next day all the leaves were dropped. I felt so sad. Can you guess the reason for it?
@@sharu6895 It just depends on your location !
I have 2 of these plants, one a very large floor plant from my husband's funeral in 2006, the other a smaller table plant from moms funeral 2008. They both receive sun from west windows. They both bloom for me atleast 2 times a year. Besides fertilizing once a year, every other month I will pour some old coffee into the plant. They certainly are sturdy plants and very beautiful !
Great job Shelly 👍
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you ! Love all the great information you provide. I learn alot from your videos.
I keep my peace lily outside in the summer and it flowers once a year. Last year it had 13 blooms and this year so far I have 6. I replanted to a bigger container with fresh soil and a good feed. I received several peace lily's when my parents passed away and they are so easy to take care of.
Very nice, thanks for sharing 😁
Mine too
Yes and you can tell immediately when they need water
Cynthia, was there a moment where all the leaves and stems started to droop? Because when i put my plant out for the 1st time in a non-direct sun spot on my balcony, everything started to droop after about 2hrs. I dont get it
@deansnipah1392 they only time mine will wilt is if it's bone dry. Make sure to give it plenty of water especially in this heat. I have to water mine twice a day now. I don't keep it in direct sun for long either. I move my containers to the shade. I get a cross breeze and it can beat the plant up pretty good so I move them when needed. I accidentally left them out in the winter and there was ice all over them. I cut them back to the ground watered them good and they bounced back, but I'm in Texas so winter for us is not as severe. One of the most important things is good potting soil. I swear by Miracle Grow potting soil. They also make a version for plants and trees that I use for anything I put in the ground. Have you repotted your plant to a bigger container yet? Sorry this is so long. Lol 😆
I have a peace plant that is 4 years old and is huge. It was about 1 foot tall when I got it. I repotted it once since. I give it flowering plant food once a month and it blooms often. I get 8-9 blooms at once. It’s in a pot about 15”x 15” tall. Morning light in sunroom.
Hi can I ask what flowering plant food did you give it.
@@suecarey9127 just a liquid plant food , 10-10-10 .this one is calledBONIDE.
Any nursery would have or Lowe’s or Home Depot. Good for all flowering houseplants.❤️
Thank you
Very helpful and I'll be putting some of this wisdom to work tomorrow morning. Plus some in water to grow for fun. Love and Peace.
Years ago I even drove plants in the UK as a professional driver, I went everywhere from South to North and East to West, even as far as Scotland, then also frozen food, etc., basically everything!!
I just got one bloom. It’s beautiful. I was so happy
One’s all you need 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants same today my first flower bloom still tiny but it was fun
My peace lily is just throwing out its first flower. After about a year of having it. i got it as a tiny little plant no more the 50mm tall
Thank you. Thanks to your videos I am able to correct all my mistakes and keep my plants alive! I am a serial over waterer unfortunately... but am learning... I was able to make 3 plants out of my over crowded poor lily. I fed her too so now I hope to start to see flowers soon! Thank you again.
My pleasure 😊
@@SheffieldMadePlants I also think there is too much sun by the window it is at and it has some leaves that are brown (burning I think!?) so now I will make sure it does not get direct sun. I have it by a South facing window but this is a bit tropical here the climate, I am afraid it may be too much. What do you think?
Thank you for the brief spot on tutorial on growing Peace Lily!🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching 😁
I don't see it as a con. Most of us know that when we buy plants they will probably not thrive and look gorgeous. But it makes it more of a challenge to keep on trying to bring our plants to the best that we can, and great to get some good advice and the blessing of TH-cam!!
Very true!
Mine bloom all the time. I put them near a window where they get about 2 hours of direct sunlight. They're much happier there & grow like crazy. I soak banana peels in the water I give them. The only downside is the flowers put off a ton of white pollen that gets everywhere so I'm always having to wipe off the leaves. It looks like someone sprinkled baby powder on them.
That stuff is a nuisance 😅
Hmm, I have two peace lily's in two locations. I have one small one on my western window cill which gets 8 hours of direct afternoon light in the summer and that's only bloomed twice for me this year, and I have a slightly larger one on my old TV just a bit away and that's only given me 1 flower, and even then it still has yet to open. And I'm pretty sure all of them turned green within the first week of having them, so uh...?
They are split off of a plant that died from root rot, so maybe they're still recovering but it does make me a little sad. Before the root rot, the entire plant was on my window cill and it gave me a lot of blooms even though it did originally burn. So I dunno, maybe it is just the root rot.
Upon recovering and adding to my plant collection of peace lilies and snake plants, I have notice a distinct improvement in the quality of my apartment air, especially when I wake up each morning. I am better rested and without mental fog because my brain is no longer deprived of oxygen when I sleep.
Ty sir..I finally got my peace Lilly to flower for the first time!!
Awesome!
chopping up banana peel is a great tip ( but what about banana peel tea ) put banana peel in a glass jar, top it up with water.. let it soak for 2 days.. and drain the jar, throw the peel over the fence in your neighbours garden, use the "tea" in a 50/50 with rainwater to feed your Peace lily's. ( or other plants ) 😇
Thank you so very much for this video. I live in Ontario Canada where the winters are severe however I have probably purchased at least eight Peace lilies and I do have a green thumb. I even won the Trillium award for having a beautiful garden 10 years in a row which is an award given out by the Royal botanical Gardens here in Canada. I’ve never had any luck with peace lilies. They’ve all died. I have bought special soil special water metres to know when they are to be watered…I have kept them in a room that has light but not direct light as I know that it will burn the leaves. I bring it home from the store and it looks absolutely gorgeous. Within 3 months months maximum my beautiful peace lily has all but died as I’ve had to cut away all the leaves that have died along with it. Thank you so very much once again. Kindest regards Susan
Thanks Susan. That’s got me stumped because they are usually pretty unfussy apart from the flowering bit. I wonder what it is in your house they don’t like 🤔
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you so much for your response. I didn’t think you’d even acknowledge it or at least I wasn’t expecting it. “Thank you “That shows me what kind of person you are so I’m going to subscribe to your channel. I’ve tried everything that you mentioned. I do have a house that faces the southwest. I have so many Palladian windows so the house generally gets a lot of sun but I have put the plant it in different rooms and they all die. I never put the plant in direct sunlight ever.I do however make sure that it’s not in direct sunlight and I try my hardest not to overwater it. I went to a horticultural store and they suggested a specific type of earth. The one that you were speaking about, that drains quickly. I know it’s so important for this plant to be able to take the water in and then have I have holes in the bottom of the pot so that the water can come out.. I’ve spent a small fortune on water meters, so that I don’t overwater it or underwater it but again they all die. Oddly enough, I have had neighbours that have gone away on holidays that have asked me to take care of their plants. If they have a peace Lily, their peace lily tends to thrive.???They are expensive in Canada ..35.00 for a small peace Lilly. I honestly don’t know what to do anymore. All of my other plants including succulents do so well. Many people say that the plants in my house are on steroids but not the peace Lily. Thank you once again for your feedback and consider me a new subscriber. Thank you so much and have a wonderful day, Susan from Ontario Canada.
@@animalsareourangels93 thanks Susan. You’ve really got me stumped for sure. It must be down to watering but you sound on top of that. At least you can enjoy your neighbours 😁
@@animalsareourangels93 I used to live in Toronto. My apartment got very warm during the winter and the air was very dry. I remember the dryness, because everything had so much static electricity. That's the only thing I can think of. But then you said your neighbor didn't have the same problem. So that doesn't really account for your difficulty. I'm in BC now and I'm struggling with my Peace Lilly. I think it might be due to lack of bright light. Anyway, good luck.
The peace lily from my Great Grandfather's funeral back in 2006 still flowers to this day. No hormones have been used on it since my great grandmother brought it home from the funeral home.
You must be treating it right 😁
@@SheffieldMadePlants it's all my great grandma! She's been caring for it since the funeral.
My peace lily flowers once a year, most times just one flower, but now two are blooming 🎉
My peace lily is in water , only. The leaves were burning outside. I brought them back in the house, and changed the tap water to distilled water. They are growing new shoots and look bright and happy.
Thanks for the info. I was given a peace lily and the flowers died. Now, I’m proud to say, I have four new flowers.
Super 😁
My peace lilies are thriving on neglect with occasional watering and some slow release fertiliser pellets once a year. I’ve had 2 peace lily plants in my bathroom near a large opaque windows (bright indirect light in the afternoons). I’ve had them for 10+ years. One of them I’ve had for closer to 18 years. My largest plant has just started to flower again (as we head into winter in a cold temperate Australian climate.) My bathroom will definitely get to temperatures that are lower than 10 degrees over night and we get summer temperatures that are in the mid 30s.
Nice, thanks for sharing 👍
I have one sitting in a shower that is not used regularly and it does very well. It gets Seasol every now and then but no rule to when I do this. It is at least 4 times larger that the lily outside. Fills the whole shower cubicle and yes it does flower well. The window is on the south side of the house with an opaque window.
I just brought your moisture meter on Amazon, as thats one area that l have trouble with whether the plants are getting not enough or enough water as l have a peace lily, so thanks for the tip love from Australia 🇦🇺
Cool, glad you found it useful
I just bought a beautiful peace lily from the greenhouse. I'm excited to see if I can get a bloom out of it this spring. It seems to be thriving where I placed it. I check the soil everyday and give it a spray mist twice a day. I've cut off the forced blooms that died. So far he looks fabulous 😍 This is my 2nd try on this plant. I think I've got it figured out.
You've got this 👊
I waited a whole yr and no bloom. I placed it near the window east facing light last week and poured banana juice and bingo it bloomed today. Delighted
Great job!
I got a peace Lilly from my local Walmart it was in horrible state. Rotted roots, and sun burned leaves. I brought it home and cut all the burned parts off. Took away all the rotted roots and put her in a gorgeous pot with fresh soil. She is finally big and pretty but not I need food for her. I wasn't aware of that. I'm not worried about her having tons of flowers. I just want her healthy and happy. My plants are my baby's.
Sounds like you’re doing right by her 👍
Hi. I have several pots of peace lilies in my garden but they are outdoors under my bamboo grove. They are not in direct sunlight and they flower enough. I think its because they like our weather here in the tropics more. I don't use hormones and I don't fertilize them frequently. They bloom though during march to August more because that's our summer and rainy season. Maybe it depends on the region. Not using magic too 😊.
Sounds like an awesome spot 👌
Thank you for this video, just the help I was needing to resuscitate my peace lily 😁
Glad you found it useful Angela 👍
Thanks 👍 For Your Expertise I Will Try Doing What You Directed And Instructed To Us 🙏💘 Thank You Very Much ❤❤
You bet!
I have 2 Peace Lillies immersed in my Aquarium. They are doing fantastic and flowering. They receive 8 hours of artificial LED light a day .
Nice!
Just from normal LED bulbs ?
I have peace lily,all year produce flowers,great informative videos thanks
Wonderful
Gibberellic Acid is even used in agriculture to stimulate growth. Just another type of fertilizer.
Thank you for clear and useful tips, easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
YES! I have a 3y old Peace Lily, that didn't bloom since I bought it, I will try this hacks! Thanks!
Nice one!
I have had my peace lily for over 10 years now, every couple of years I thin it out and re- pot it, it flows just once a year, but that's okay as I love the green it adds to my room.
Definitely, it’s a nice foliage plant without the flowers
Thanks for the video. These are great tips. We’ve had our peace lily for 3 years and haven’t seen flowers on it after the first month we bought it
Thanks for watching
Omg I never knew they force the plant for sales . I bought one these from ikea with 2 flowers it has 5 heads now but I love the foliage. I keep mine in my porch window
Basic plant question: when a plant is root bound, what happened to all the soil that the roots displaced? Love your videos. I like your delivery.
A mystery isn’t it 😂 I’ve not figured it out.
I think it slowly gets washed out during watering.
I'd assume it either gets washed out, or it degrades and eventually turn into micronutrients for the plant.
You don't need to put a water meter in a Peace Lily. Just water it as soon as it droops. If it droops every 7 days you can water it every 6 days to prevent drooping.
My late brother asked me to take care of his peace Lily. 2 yrs later and I've managed to keep it going strong on most days.😅 sorry Ze.
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Commercial growing of plants today has nothing on the mass production techniques of other things like automobiles or Kellogg's cornflakes. Perfect lighting, humidity, soil, nutrients, watering on an optimum automated schedule, and so on. I understand it of course, the goal is to move the merchandise. But thank you for saying out loud what I often tell the wife "steady girl this the best this plant is ever going to look" when she wants to fill one of those industrial sleds with one of everything at the garden center🥴 But gibberellic acid, good lord.
I saw a video just yesterday showing how you take one aloe vera leaf, blend it with 2 liters of water, strain it, and use it to water all your plants and it is supposed to make them all bloom like crazy.
Interesting 🤔 I’ll look into that
My has been blessing me with blooms ever scene I got it.
Nice!
Just brought two from asda and they look beautiful came straight to you for advise.
Nice!
Thanks for the nice information. Now, I know why I didn't have flowers on my peace lilly.
You bet!
I absolutely love the water meter. Thank you.
My pleasure 😊
Thanks for the tips... I have a collection of 'fussy plants' so what's one more? 😂 I finally bought my peace lily inside as it was getting too much sun on my patio. Now indoors where it has good light. I'm in Australia so my plant faces west and south, though I do have to draw the curtains if the sun is too strong. I got 8 flowers this season - yay! I like the comments and will try the banana peel trick (they grow well here) and the aloe Vera trick - I have a bunch of those. Thanks for your channel. Much appreciated ✅ looking forward to the next installment 🇦🇺
Great stuff. 8 new flowers is pretty good for an indoor peace lily 👍
Mine flowers from Nov till June as winters are very mild but stops in summer as the heat is too much so that is when the challenge starts. Very nice plant and the effort is Worthed. Love your channel Well done !
Thanks for sharing
This plant like out door - in shade.
Summer thru winter.
It works %100 , tried it excellent
Giberellic acid is a component of seaweed tonic, which works great for peace lilies. I like Maxicrop, ~ 2.5ml - 5ml per litre.
Cool thanks
I have almost gotten my peace lily to bloom. I gave me a few smallish, not very white flowers once or twice in about a year and half of owning it. Now I will have to be more careful with temperature. My best indirect light spot is in between two exterior doors, unfortunately, every time someone comes or goes, it lets the draft hit those plants that are right there. That's where I've had it for some time, but I think I can arrange it to be about two meters from an east facing window this spring.
That’ll work 👍
Thank you for all the info. My Peace Lily lives outside, but not blooming, obviously needs a
little more sun.
Glad you found it useful 👍
I also live in a semi tropical area of Australia & my Peace lily does fine, however, always check the soil constantly, if we have a lot of rain, I move it into the car port area.
Nice!
I moved two small ones from a pot, as they were not doing well, to my tropical fish tank. There roots are suspended in the water and the plants are already growing new leaves, and looking very healthy.
They love a fish tank it seems
I followed your advice about a month ago regarding GA3. I wish I could post a photo of my peace Lily with 4 new blossoms. Thank you.
Great stuff 👍
Multi vitamins have nutrients that plants and humans need. I will let you know how the experiment goes. One Pease Lilly with and one without. You got me going.Stay tuned. Lol😆🤗
I've had two for over thirty years,a big one and a small one.The small one blooms every year starting in Feb.as it is doing now (Fdb.15th)and It usually gives me about 6 or 7 blooms a year,the big one has only bloomed twice,
Funny how they bloom differently. Are they in different spots in the house?
I have a few of them and love them. They seem to grow well for me and flower. They don’t get heaps of light but they do well. Thank you for the feeding tip. I don’t think I’m feeding mine enough :)
Thanks Kim.
Thank you. I didn't throw mine out, I kept propagating them. I've had mine for a year and a half.
👍
That sounds right and its not a con, i have bought the Peace lily and the flowers never came back. I over compensated by watering it too much and killing the whole plant eventually. I didn't know about the Gibberellic acid.
Fair enough. Folks don’t understand why they don’t come back. Mostly needs time and patience
@@SheffieldMadePlants Absolutey, time and patience. It was one of the first house plants i bought years ago. Much more experienced now
It takes patience and right conditions to keep a happy plant. We all make watering mistakes and have a learning curve. The plant uses up the minerals , and it needs new soil for the pot.
@@cocosurgerow absolutely
I found a plant on top of someone's garbage and I didn't know what kind of plant it was until today. I have been moving it around my yard trying to keep the leaves from turning brown. I got one flower yesterday. I think I have been giving it too much water. I also think it's ready for a slightly larger pot.
Hi Rich, have you heard of putting a multi vitamin in soil? My plants do very well making banana water. Love you
What does it do?
I just bought a peace lily, its mid summer and flowering.. 😅 new plant parent here 🥴😅
Lovely
Great video, thanks.
Have always been very lucky wit peace lily plants, have 03 now one of which has 05 flowers about to pop out any day now, more than usual that. 02 are in a south facing room, my 'office' so I grabbed the tape measure to check how far away from the window they were as per your advice, they are within the correct range🙂either side of the window. Other is in a north facing room but still gets plenty of flowers, not as many as other 02. I live further north in England than you (Sheffield?) so not great heat and light.
They do however, sometimes get brown tips and have no idea why, will have to look at more of your other vieos.
Thank you so much for information here and in other episodes I have watched. The root pruning looks brutal though 🙂
Thank you 😊. Mine gets brown tips too. It's just a part of life with this plant I think. Get chopping!
I have 2 of thise plant ,one has very light green leaves, other one very dark green leaves
Hey, potentially really useful suggestions. I think my 2 Peace Lilies - either side of my full length Juliet balcony glass doors, so plenty of light + Sun - look very heathy n flowered last 2yrs but no sign of flowers this yr. I mite try yr root cutting technique .. Wish me Luck !! Thks for tip(s).
My peace Lilly just bloomed . Im in Newyork !
Cool 😎
I have a peace lily that is at least 7 years old, I first got it as a tiny baby with no flowers. It lived for years in my office and each year it would put up more and more flowers. This past spring there were 7 flowers at once. Then, suddenly this spring it decided to die. The ends of each leaf would start turning black until the entire leaf was rotted, yet it still kicked up new blooms month after month. Finally, I re-potted, changed the soil and checked the roots (they seemed fine but i trimmed them), but it just kept growing and dying at the same time. I did a final attempt to save it last week. There is one green leaf left from my huge plant that was once in a 10 inch pot this past spring. I still don't know if it will live. Nothing changed in the way I took care of the plant. I may have re-potted to a too large container once. I have my fingers crossed it will make a comeback
Fingers crossed 🤞
Whats funny is mine has been blooming constantly since I got it a year ago. I literally ignore it. I only water when it gets droopy. I currently have five blooms popping up. The average temp in the room is 17C. If there was anything I can say I do regularly and differently than some, I'll pour the last sip of my coffee in the plant occasionally. Not often, just if I happen to be drinking coffee and notice the plant is drooping and needs water.
Ooo interesting 🤔
This crazy plant root hack is great for your plant 👉 th-cam.com/video/0-bTXd5QOF0/w-d-xo.html
Love your chanel , keep up the fantastic work ! ( USA )
Thank you 😊
I clean the brown stems out of the flower stem where the lilly blooms about oct. and by nov.l have beautiful lilies at least 6-8 of them before that l had 3 a couple of times in 4yrs. and my plant is so full and pretty now...they need a lot of attention till you figure out what works for them....
I'm all for hacks but not sure what bit you mean?
@@SheffieldMadePlants There is a stem inside the stem that dies and turns brown and kept my lilly not blooming good at all till l inspected my plant and watched it turn brown it was dead and very dry so they pulled right out from the stem..the lilies then just shot out or bloomed nicely and l also keep the dead leaves off when they get really brown it's not healthy for the plant and once l pulled the brown stems out it's doubled in size...l'm a plant person l love to get to know what is best for them to grow and be beautiful.. BTW l also put my plants in the bathtub and give them a little shower and dry them overnight it's wonderful for them.... hope this helps bcuz the br.stems you look beside the green stem it grows beside it and you'll see the br.stem sticking up some...
Can you advise on anthuriums which don't re bloom please ? Excellent channel ....no fillers just useful info. Cheers.
Thank you. Flowering plants that stop flowering is due to a lack of light normally
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you. I was wondering if hormone was used in a similar way to peace lilly ?
@@blackdog1392 it probably does but I’ve looked into re anthuriums
@@SheffieldMadePlants thanks again.
Someone told me a trick to get them to flowering (given the conditions are right and the plant is otherwise healthy): Stress the plant a bit by ripping (yes, sounds brutal) a leaf or two off it. Somehow the plant reacts to that by producing flowers. I'm guessing the stress induces the plant to send out growth hormones. I do it every once in a while and it seems to work.
That’s a unique hack. Not heard that before 🤔
The anthurium plants respond well by producing more flowers to cutting off it's leaves I was wondering if peace Lilly does that as well. Thanks for the tip, I'll try on a few.
@@wkjjwj I heard that actually. Stressing the plant out makes it flower. Interesting idea
Maybe I’m just a lucky one, but my peace lily is blooming virtually all the time.
When one goes down, almost immediately another one pushes out..
You must have perfect conditions in your home 👍
mine didn’t even like being next to a North exposure window. all the white flowers turned green 😮
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful
Thanks Jillian 👍
Thanks Jillian 👍
Love your plants collection ❤
Thanks 🙏
Mine flowers loads.. I use baby bio a few times a year and no direct sunlight :)
Thanks for sharing!
I love this channel. I'm learning so much in a short time. Straight to the point and informative. Thank you so much!
Also, can I just cut off just the brown part of the leaf?
Thank you 😊. Yes you can
I feel like a dark wizard now, my peace lily is always in bloom 🧙🏽♀️
You’re a pro!
I moved house and my lily through 12 or more flowers at once, it might have been moving shock😊
Don't know what I am doing right but my peace lillies have not stopped flowering since I brought them home 6 months ago ... the two that have the most light flower more than the one that is in a slightly darker light ... I just switch them around so they all have a chance of blooming (and resting) ... I'm in Southern Australia
I’m jealous 😂