My Peace Lily Has Brown Leaves
The peace lily (Spathiphyllum spp.) is a flowering perennial that hails from the tropics of the Americas and southeastern Asia. A popular houseplant, peace lilies often produce brown leaves if not grown in the proper conditions. Does this Spark an idea?
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Light
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Peace lilies thrive in bright, indirect sunlight; however, their leaves may scorch and turn brown if they receive full, direct sun. Peace lilies are sensitive to cool weather and prefer to be grown in room temperature.
Watering
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Brown leaves can be caused both by underwatering and overwatering. Water the plant slowly and evenly whenever the soil becomes dry to the touch, soaking the soil without completely saturating it.
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Prevention
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Avoid moving peace lilies, as acclimating to a new location causes stress in the plant. Following proper care requirements on a regular basis can ensure healthy, green plants.
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