Gardeners Warned Over Major Sign Peace Lilies Are Dying
Peace lilies are popular indoor plants known for their lush green leaves and elegant white blooms, but gardeners should watch for a key warning sign of distress—drooping leaves.
If your peace lily’s leaves are wilting, it’s likely suffering from improper watering, either too much or too little.
Overwatering leads to root rot, causing leaves to turn yellow and droop. To prevent this, ensure the soil is well-draining and allow the top inch to dry out before watering again.
On the other hand, if the leaves are limp and dry, the plant may be dehydrated—watering it promptly should help revive it.
Another major sign of trouble is brown leaf tips, often caused by low humidity, excessive fertilizer, or fluoride in tap water. Using filtered or distilled water can help prevent damage.
Regularly dusting the leaves, keeping the plant in indirect light, and maintaining proper humidity will ensure a thriving peace lily.
By addressing these warning signs early, gardeners can keep their plants healthy and beautiful year-round.