Houseplant owners are being urged to check their peace lily leaves now, as one simple ailment can cause mould, diseases and ...

Revive droopy peace lilies with an easy 'tip' that uplifts the beautiful houseplant A droopy, sad-looking peace lily is crying out for help, but the houseplant can quickly be revived.

A peace lily is a popular houseplant and is known for its beautiful white flowers - but if you notice its leaves are wilting and drooping, it could be an indication of one common issue ...

If your peace lily has started to look a little sad and droopy you can transform it back to health with this simple 10-minute trick that will see its blooms totally revived ...

Q: Our peace lily does not seem to like water but it droops.-- T.M., Houston A: Sounds like overwatering, a major problem with houseplants. Plants droop when thirsty and when the soil's too wet ...

This is especially true for peace lilies which don't enjoy sitting in dry soil. Allowing your peace lily to dry out will lead to a droopy peace lily and premature fading flowers.

Can you please tell me what's wrong with my 20-year-old peace lily? It continues to put on new leaves and looks healthy, but it is droopy, droopy, droopy.

Stress Factors There a few factors, mostly neglectful, that can cause stress on your peace lily. Stress can cause the plant to not produce properly, and result in drooping leaves or discolored ones.

To breathe life back into my wilting peace lily, I started by giving it a good soak to rehydrate the parched soil, taking care not to wet the drooping leaves, reports the Express.

The peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is a popular houseplant native to tropical regions. It has lovely foliage and interesting flowers—a specialized white leaf acts as a backdrop for a spadix of tiny ...

If your peace lily is looking a bit sad and droopy, there's a quick 10-minute trick that can help revive it. Peace lilies are beautiful plants with their elegant white flowers and glossy dark ...