Name: Peace Lily | medium
Brand: Costa Farms
SKU: M-SPA-P-TBW-01-CF
Price: 39.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Care Guide

Size

Medium

pot color

Blue

Cream

Self-Watering

QTY

Details

There’s a reason Peace Lily has been one of the most popular houseplants around for decades: It’s bold, dramatic, and fairly easy to grow. The Peace Lily shows off large leaves, and when grown in bright light, large flowers that look like calla lilies. Peace Lily is grown and shipped fresh from our farm direct to your front door.

Easy to grow houseplant and perfect for houseplant beginners.
It can grow 3 feet tall and wide.
Excellent for homes and offices.

Care

Light Level: Indirect Sunlight

This plant needs to live in a room with at least some natural light. Place it on a table or countertop with windows nearby.

Water Level: Thirsty

This plant can only go 1-2 weeks without water so check on it weekly and add water every time the top two inches of soil dry out.

Quick Tips

Peace Lilies are known for wilting as soon as they start to dry out. They bounce back from the wilt quickly after receiving moisture.

AI Assistant

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Size Guide

Plant Bio

Spathiphyllum

Peace Lily was bred in the Netherlands in 1995 and was patented by its creator in 1997. This variety features fragrant, long-lasting white flowers when grown in bright, indirect light and has a lush, full look compared to older varieties. Like most Peace Lilies, it will tolerate low light, but it won’t grow as full, nor will it flower as well (if at all). It’s happiest in warm temperatures (protect it from conditions cool than 50F/10C) and average to above-average household humidity levels. If the plant dries out too much, is exposed to hot or cold drafts, or is grown in excessively low humidity, the leaf edges may turn brown and crispy.

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