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["Bushy","Clumping","Flowering","Gifts22","Leafy","Low Indirect Light","Low Light","Moderate Watering","Plant","Spathiphyllum","Strong Indirect Light","Thirsty","Tropical","Upright","Valentine's Day 2023"]
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Peace Lily
4"
All Locations
Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days
Order will be sent to store of your choice Washington DC 20001 United States
Classic houseplant. If you don't know now you know.
Flowering Tropical Plant - in the Araceae family
Climate - Native to tropical regions of the Americas and southern Asia
Light - Bright indirect to medium indirect
Soil - Well-draining potting soil, likes being repotted annually in spring with refreshed soil
Water - Keep soil moist, the plant will droop when it’s thirsty. Can withstand short periods of dry soil, but leaves will turn brown if not enough water. Very sensitive to fluoride, prefers filtered water.
Humidity - Likes increased humidity, use pebble tray or frequent misting
Temperature - Typical indoor temperature acceptable, prefers temperatures above 60 degrees
Fertilizer - Prefers being fertilized sparingly, about every 6 weeks beginning in late winter to encourage flowering in the spring and summer
