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where can i buy peace lily plants near me Peace LilyThe Peace Lily is a clean air plant that requires little maintenance. The charming white blooms generally appear on tall stems above the foliage. A beautiful addition to any room. Plant Details: Spathiphyllum Sun Exposure: Peace Lilies do well in all indirect light conditions from low to high. However, they will flower more often in bright indirect light. Care: Low maintenance Prefers rich, organic soil Water when soil is dry to the touch Boost

The Peace Lily is a clean air plant that requires little maintenance. The charming white blooms generally appear on tall stems above the foliage. A beautiful addition to any room.

Plant Details:

Spathiphyllum

Sun Exposure:

  • Peace Lilies do well in all indirect light conditions from low to high. However, they will flower more often in bright indirect light.

    Care:

    • Low maintenance
    • Prefers rich, organic soil
    • Water when soil is dry to the touch
    • Boost humidity with a humidifier or wet pebble tray

      Characteristics:

      • Sturdy plants with glossy, dark green foliage
      • Periodically produces flowers that start out green and slowly turn a creamy white as they open
      • Easy to grow
      • Purifies the air

        Recommended for:

        • Shelf or tabletop
        • Adds interest to any space
        • Makes a great gift
        • Perfect for home or office
        • Good choice for beginners

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