I just started buying plants and I’m learning how to care for them. I bought a peace Lily two days ago and it’s already big, I just noticed that the roots are showing on the top of the soil so I think it’s time to repot it! It will be my first time doing this so I hope it goes well!
Love this♥️This video was very helpful. I have a Peace Lilly from my father in law’s funeral. It has gotten so big since we had it for 3 months. It’s beautiful. I’m getting ready to repot it, but I think I want to make two new pots. Thank you for the information 🙏🏽I also play classical musical during the day. It seems to help it thrive, or maybe I just think that🤣
Thank You Ma'am 👏👏👏😁☺️❤️♥️👍 This Is A Help For Me ,. Learn How To Repot My Plant,. I Just Got This Plant The Bringing Of This Month,. I'm Learning Now... 😁☺️ But Now Learning How To Transplant It Too.. Thank You Again...
Hope your peace lily do well! Good luck! Here is another video of what I normally do to take care of my peace lily when it starts being dramatic. czcams.com/video/JfoMGi035Rg/video.html
I have a peace Lily since 2017 just started growing a lily and doing very well. My cousin gave it to me 2017 when I came home from the hospital. Lovebthebplant.
I have a Peace Lily that was handed down to me by my grandmother. It was taken home from my great grandmother's funeral. It's the only plant that I have ever been able to keep alive. It desperately needs to be seperated and repotted. However, the plant is (no lie) more than 30 years old. Should I even try to seperate it, or do you think the roots will just be too tangled because it's so old. I would be absolutely devastated if it died. Thanks in advance for any advice!🪴😊
Hi Zshanee! Sorry to hear about your grandmother. Peace lily can be pretty dramatic sometimes specially if it doesn't like it's new environment. I would personally not try to detangle the roots if it's been in the same pot for soo many years (it will be hard to detangle the roots). If it's getting too crowded in the pot, I would just transfer the whole plant (keeping the same soil unless it's moldy or infested with bugs) in a bigger pot with good drainage and add more soil to it. Best of luck to you!
Oh, before reading the responses to Zshanee, I watched your video and did repot (separating the roots) on my Peace Lily. I do feel it will be happier to be many smaller plants in roomy pots. My plant was given by my brother to my mother around 1983, two years or so before he died. We've had it ever since, transplanted it a couple times. Now we have it in a few pots and each of us can have some. Good luck with your grandmother's plant from your great-grandmother's funeral, Zshanee! Thanks for the video, Food Art Travel!
Personally, I would try to separate it into two parts, maybe, or just pot it up into a larger, well draining pot. To me that would be kinda like an heirloom, so I wouldn’t want to destroy it. It’s up to you!
Peace lilies like much smaller pots than this because they actually like being root bound, so a pot that is just a tad bigger than their root ball is optimal.
I don't know whether to repot my peace lily. The soil is extremely compact and I think it's affecting the watering. Doesn't seem to absorb water properly. What would you do? It's otherwise happy and I don't want to disturb it and I've never repotted before. Thanks for the informative video 😊
If the plant is happy, do not disturb it. I would get a little stick like a chopstick to kinda poke holes through the dirt and loosen up the soil a little bit before watering the plant. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Thank you you for sharing! I just repotted my 8 y/o peace Lilly for the first time 😅. The roots have been showing for quite some time and I finally got the drive to do this. After I separated it into 4 different pots, they all look a bit sad and droopy. I did moistened the soil so I hope they perk up soon. I don’t really have a green thumb so I hope I didn’t kill my plant 😞.
Some plants would get transplant shock specially if it has not been repotted or moved for awhile . Just let the plant get adjusted to it's new pot/new location, as long as it's getting indirect light, not over watered, and have enough humidity it should come back happy. Good luck!
Please pay attention, its roots are poisonous, I did the same as you, and I was hurt by it, I got poisoned, I must wear gloves when planting,,,, Question: Do you water by spraying water every week, or is it normal or immersed in water?
Thanks for letting me know. I normally just water them from the top until I see the water comes out of the pot drainage holes. You will see when the plant is thirsty as they will start looking sad. I don't immerse them.
Don't be afraid, you'll do just fine. Some of the roots might break while you're detangling it but the plant should survive. Don't overwater, peace lily does not like to be overwatered. Good luck!
Thanks for videos. Soo when you seperate it will go bigger agian and make more flowers?? Maybe stupid question but my first time i got a peace lily. Thanks
just purchased a Money Tree plant in a 10 inch pot with drainage. I poured one litre of Water and a little came out of the drainage holes. But my moisture meter indicated the earth as dry. Does this mean i didnt pour enough water?
The moisture meter might be sensing a certain dry spot. I would test a different spot if the result would be the same. If still dry, then I would pour more water.
My peace lily is about 5 times the size of this, I was given this by a friend who had 2 and they where too large for their space. I have no clue as to how I should replant it, I want to give some to my daughter and a friend. The pot is so large it's impossible to lift it. Please any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Carolyn, if you are trying to divide your peace lily and its root bound, you can get some of the babies growing on the sides. Their roots are probably not too deep. I think peace lily will survive even if they are root bound and too large for their space. If you want to move it to a bigger space, then the only way to do that is to remove the whole plant from the pot and transfer to a bigger pot, (might not need to untangle the roots because for the size of plant that you have). Hope this helps. Good luck.
I don't repot unless they are overgrown or there is a bug infestation. The less disturbed, the more peaceful they are. That's why we call them peace lilies. Leave them be.
everytime I take some of the leaves with root to repot, the ones I take out wilt, what do I do? maybe their roots are too short because I don't take the whole plant from the pot 😞
Peace lily will sometimes show wilting after the repot. It could be transplant shock. Give it at least a week or two to see if it will perk back up. As long as the leaves are green, most likely it is fine. Now, when the leaves turn yellow, the soil might be holding too much water. If the leaves turns black or brown, the soil might have ph imbalance . Good luck!
Plant Division, not transplant Right? I did this plant division to mine and they all started to droop. Is mine going to bounce back, or did I kill them? the roots are healthy just like yours, and the leaves are all beautiful green, and they were watered once repotted. in a very nice east-facing window with no direct sunlight, at the moment. I did however take them outside the first night when I divided them and set them on my porch. no direct sunlight, and the nights only get down to about 60. did I kill it? i brought it back in the day after because that's when I saw the wilting. and its been three days and shes still wilting lol
Hi, My peace lily was divided and repotted. Peace lily can be really dramatic and very sensitive to temperature change and humidity change. They will wilt easily but will possibly recover once the problem is corrected. I wouldn't put it in a spot that has temperature below 68F, keep it away from direct sunlight, water it only when at least top 3 inches of the dirt is bone dry and make sure the the pot has really good drainage. It might still be adjusting to all the changes but hopefully it will come back happy. Best of luck!
Please make sure to use a good loose soil mix that will not keep too much water. I do not have a particular brand to recommend. I used to just be able to use Miracle-Gro indoor potting soil but after Covid the quality of the potting soil has deteriorated.
I don’t know how the water is where you live but I have hard water and it’s impossible to keep the peace lily happy without using distilled water. Most of my other plants have no problem but the peace lily leaves brown and dry out. It’s just a cheap supermarket plant but it’s a diva.... Now that I added more varieties of other plants the pilea, calathea, and fern also get the distilled just in case but everyone else is happy with the tap water.
My plant is growing, I need to replace the pot but I don’t know what kind of dirt do I need to add .. do you have any suggestions, could you post a pic of what are you using for your lily please ?!
I believe Miracle Gro has a particular potting mix for cactus and succulents. I've never used it as I only have a baby cactus but I've seen the cactus and succulents mix the mix at Lowe's and Home Depot.
@@FoodArtTravel the mircacle soil is dry...after i put the soil in the pot...can i reuse the soil from the previous plant/pot and put it on top all around? Or only use new soil?
We live in a humid country 25 to 32 degree C. Do u water them weekly? i was told to do them every 3 days once..just check the soil is not dry n a bit moist then water again. Is that correct?
Watering once a week is fine as long as you let the top soil dry out first. Peace lily does not like to be over watered specially if it is indoors but they'll thrive in a very humid area.
I decided to repot mine when I saw mold on the bottom of the container I received it in, and I am sure it was not ready for repotting, but since I had to move it anyway, I did it. I didn't see many roots tangled up around the root, so I didn't loosen them much. Should I go back to loosen up the roots at all, or should I be okay letting it be as it is?
Hi Michael, your peace lily should be okay. I untangled the roots on my video because I was separating my plants before transplanting them. Best of luck to you!
I normally use regular indoor plant food spikes. You can find the Miracle Gro indoor plant food spikes at Lowes or Home Depot or even the Dollar store plant food spikes works for my plants too. I use it every 3 months.
If you trim the roots, it should be okay but if you totally cut all the roots then the plant will have a hard time getting the nutrients that it needs and might eventually die.
To me, the sign is if it keeps on yellowing or does not show new growth even if you are giving the same exact care or water you've been giving the plant before. Every 2 years is good, at least from my experience.
@FoodArtTravel I have a small Peace Lily in a 6 inch Pot. When I water it the water drains out of the pot quickly. But the Plant is Healthy with new leaves growing.
Hopefully it will recover fast. Peace lily tend to be sensitive to change in temperature, humidity, or watering schedule. I normally repot in the spring or summer. Good luck!
@@FoodArtTravel this is my first time having plants. I have 2 peace lily's. One is flourishing well and the other not so much. I did exactly what you did in this video today. I see a difference already. I hope it perks up. Thank you for responding!
The only reason I detangle the roots was because I was separating the plant into 3 different pots. You don't have to detangle the roots if you are not separating the plants. You can just transfer the peace lily into a bigger pot if needed and it should do fine without detangling the roots.
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That’s so beautiful. I hope mine comes back as beautiful as yours.
I just started buying plants and I’m learning how to care for them. I bought a peace Lily two days ago and it’s already big, I just noticed that the roots are showing on the top of the soil so I think it’s time to repot it! It will be my first time doing this so I hope it goes well!
Peace lilies are beautiful plant. Enjoy!
Love this♥️This video was very helpful. I have a Peace Lilly from my father in law’s funeral. It has gotten so big since we had it for 3 months. It’s beautiful. I’m getting ready to repot it, but I think I want to make two new pots. Thank you for the information 🙏🏽I also play classical musical during the day. It seems to help it thrive, or maybe I just think that🤣
So sorry to hear about your father in law. They say music and talking to the plants helps the plants stay happy. Good luck!
I love indoor plants, I'm planning on buying Peace Lily.. Now you have three pots! Awesome. Thanks for sharing sis
Thank you Sis
Thank You Ma'am 👏👏👏😁☺️❤️♥️👍 This Is A Help For Me ,. Learn How To Repot My Plant,. I Just Got This Plant The Bringing Of This Month,. I'm Learning Now... 😁☺️ But Now Learning How To Transplant It Too.. Thank You Again...
Praying for my piece lily 😇 I have just followed this video and hope my plants grow 😁
Hope your peace lily do well! Good luck! Here is another video of what I normally do to take care of my peace lily when it starts being dramatic. czcams.com/video/JfoMGi035Rg/video.html
I have a peace Lily since 2017 just started growing a lily and doing very well.
My cousin gave it to me 2017 when I came home from the hospital.
Lovebthebplant.
I have a Peace Lily that was handed down to me by my grandmother. It was taken home from my great grandmother's funeral. It's the only plant that I have ever been able to keep alive. It desperately needs to be seperated and repotted. However, the plant is (no lie) more than 30 years old. Should I even try to seperate it, or do you think the roots will just be too tangled because it's so old. I would be absolutely devastated if it died. Thanks in advance for any advice!🪴😊
Hi Zshanee! Sorry to hear about your grandmother. Peace lily can be pretty dramatic sometimes specially if it doesn't like it's new environment. I would personally not try to detangle the roots if it's been in the same pot for soo many years (it will be hard to detangle the roots). If it's getting too crowded in the pot, I would just transfer the whole plant (keeping the same soil unless it's moldy or infested with bugs) in a bigger pot with good drainage and add more soil to it. Best of luck to you!
Don't disturb the roots! Just get the bigger pot and more soil. The roots will start to reach out without your help.
Don’t try to separate, repot in a bigger pot.
Oh, before reading the responses to Zshanee, I watched your video and did repot (separating the roots) on my Peace Lily. I do feel it will be happier to be many smaller plants in roomy pots. My plant was given by my brother to my mother around 1983, two years or so before he died. We've had it ever since, transplanted it a couple times. Now we have it in a few pots and each of us can have some. Good luck with your grandmother's plant from your great-grandmother's funeral, Zshanee! Thanks for the video, Food Art Travel!
Personally, I would try to separate it into two parts, maybe, or just pot it up into a larger, well draining pot. To me that would be kinda like an heirloom, so I wouldn’t want to destroy it. It’s up to you!
Love them, I have 2 and taking care of them is so much fun
I agree, love mine too! Thank you for watching this video.
I have a few peace lilies I did not know how to divide but now I know thankyou 💕
You're welcome!
Magandang tanim itong lily nato hindi rin sya madaling mamatay wag Lang kalimutang diligan. Thank you for sharing Sis.
Thank you Sis.
Ganyang mga plant Hindi madaling mamatay kahit walang vase...maganda sa look ng bahay Yan
Thank you Sis
Really enjoyed this video! I just purchased my first Peace Lily...hope it grows as good as yours. Thanks🇨🇦
Thank you!
Thank you for this. I just bought my first peace Lily and there’s a single variegated leaf there the middle . 😁
Nice! I love variegated plants.
Such a great simple and sweet video.
Thank you!
@@FoodArtTravelis it safe to trim down some roots or not¿ my lily container already huge
Magandang idea yan sis for propagation, more plant more fresh air.
Oo Sis. Love the natural air purifier.
Peace lilies like much smaller pots than this because they actually like being root bound, so a pot that is just a tad bigger than their root ball is optimal.
Thank you for the tip.
I have have 4 peace lilly in my living room and 1 bussy peace lilly in my bed room its easy to grow them its beautifull
Very nice!
I don't know whether to repot my peace lily. The soil is extremely compact and I think it's affecting the watering. Doesn't seem to absorb water properly. What would you do? It's otherwise happy and I don't want to disturb it and I've never repotted before.
Thanks for the informative video 😊
If the plant is happy, do not disturb it. I would get a little stick like a chopstick to kinda poke holes through the dirt and loosen up the soil a little bit before watering the plant. Hope this helps. Good luck!
How did it go?
Thank you you for sharing! I just repotted my 8 y/o peace Lilly for the first time 😅. The roots have been showing for quite some time and I finally got the drive to do this. After I separated it into 4 different pots, they all look a bit sad and droopy. I did moistened the soil so I hope they perk up soon. I don’t really have a green thumb so I hope I didn’t kill my plant 😞.
Some plants would get transplant shock specially if it has not been repotted or moved for awhile . Just let the plant get adjusted to it's new pot/new location, as long as it's getting indirect light, not over watered, and have enough humidity it should come back happy. Good luck!
@@FoodArtTravel Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
ito ang magandang halaman sa loob ng bahay
Thank you Sis. How are you?
Thanks for the very comprehensive video!
You're welcome!
Thankyou that help heaps
That's nice friend learn something new .. thanks for sharing
Thank you so much.
Beautiful plants. I have one but it's so hard to make it grow healthy.
What kind of potting soil are you using. They look so healthy 👍
Hi April, I use Miracle Gro potting soil. Nothing special. Thank you.
Nice sharing sissy! I love lilys. SalaMUCH sa idea sissy!
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ganyan pala pag transplant sis thanks for sharing
Salamat Sis.
Wow thanks sa tips 😊👍😮
Nicely done thank you
Great tutorial. 👍
Please pay attention, its roots are poisonous, I did the same as you, and I was hurt by it, I got poisoned, I must wear gloves when planting,,,, Question: Do you water by spraying water every week, or is it normal or immersed in water?
Thanks for letting me know. I normally just water them from the top until I see the water comes out of the pot drainage holes. You will see when the plant is thirsty as they will start looking sad. I don't immerse them.
Informative video.bisitahin nyo naman ako may caretips din ako ng peace lily.ty.
thank you, very helpful
VeryHealthy
Thank you Sis ❤
I just reported my bug peace lily. She was root bound, hope I did it right!
ganda ng dahon nya sis. gusto ko saan mag indoor plant kaso bka di ko maalagaan ng nabuti.
Thank you Sis. Musta na?
Beautiful plants I'm about to report mines Please wish me luck I have never did this before
Thank you. Good luck.
Wow galing mo naman sis ganyan pala nice tips sis musta na
Ok naman Sis. Thank you
Beautifully done😊
Thank you!
You used plastic containers to replant some, did you put drainage holes in them so I know?
Yes, it's important that the pot/recycled container has drainage holes otherwise the roots will rot.
Thank you!! This is great info!!
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful.
Muy interesante el vídeo gracias pero no sé cada semana dijo que se riega
I saw someone on CZcams cut the roots to shorten them
I'm not sure why they would that. The only reason I would cut some roots is if they are rotted or rotting. Plants need its roots to grow.
Excellent! Thank you!
You're welcome😊
I want to repot my peace lily, but I'm afraid to detangle the roots 😭
Don't be afraid, you'll do just fine. Some of the roots might break while you're detangling it but the plant should survive. Don't overwater, peace lily does not like to be overwatered. Good luck!
Thanks for videos. Soo when you seperate it will go bigger agian and make more flowers?? Maybe stupid question but my first time i got a peace lily. Thanks
It does get bigger and blooms after awhile.
How are you dear it’s been a long time I miss you nice planting
I am doing well, just a little busy. How are you?
just purchased a Money Tree plant in a 10 inch pot with drainage. I poured one litre of Water and a little came out of the drainage holes. But my moisture meter indicated the earth as dry. Does this mean i didnt pour enough water?
The moisture meter might be sensing a certain dry spot. I would test a different spot if the result would be the same. If still dry, then I would pour more water.
I've 'accidentally' broken a rhizome while trying to separate them. Now I dread the day that my peace lilies start to wither.
Peace lily beautiful plant.👍👍👍
Thank you.
My peace lily is about 5 times the size of this, I was given this by a friend who had 2 and they where too large for their space. I have no clue as to how I should replant it, I want to give some to my daughter and a friend. The pot is so large it's impossible to lift it. Please any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Carolyn, if you are trying to divide your peace lily and its root bound, you can get some of the babies growing on the sides. Their roots are probably not too deep. I think peace lily will survive even if they are root bound and too large for their space. If you want to move it to a bigger space, then the only way to do that is to remove the whole plant from the pot and transfer to a bigger pot, (might not need to untangle the roots because for the size of plant that you have). Hope this helps. Good luck.
А что, перевести или написать перевод большая трудность?
Thanks for sharing what fertilizer are u using & how times do u water it
I use Miracle gro water soluble all purpose plant food. I use it every 2 weeks during spring and summer, then once a month during fall and winter.
I used to use that to but my florist said is not organic..
Nice video to amuse my day..😀
Make dinner🥩…Make love❤️… just do not make my wife mad 😡🇵🇭🎈
Should peace lillies be repotted at a certain time of year or just when they've overgrown the pot? thank you.
I don't repot unless they are overgrown or there is a bug infestation. The less disturbed, the more peaceful they are. That's why we call them peace lilies. Leave them be.
everytime I take some of the leaves with root to repot, the ones I take out wilt, what do I do? maybe their roots are too short because I don't take the whole plant from the pot 😞
Peace lily will sometimes show wilting after the repot. It could be transplant shock. Give it at least a week or two to see if it will perk back up. As long as the leaves are green, most likely it is fine. Now, when the leaves turn yellow, the soil might be holding too much water. If the leaves turns black or brown, the soil might have ph imbalance . Good luck!
Plant Division, not transplant Right? I did this plant division to mine and they all started to droop. Is mine going to bounce back, or did I kill them? the roots are healthy just like yours, and the leaves are all beautiful green, and they were watered once repotted. in a very nice east-facing window with no direct sunlight, at the moment. I did however take them outside the first night when I divided them and set them on my porch. no direct sunlight, and the nights only get down to about 60. did I kill it? i brought it back in the day after because that's when I saw the wilting. and its been three days and shes still wilting lol
Hi,
My peace lily was divided and repotted. Peace lily can be really dramatic and very sensitive to temperature change and humidity change. They will wilt easily but will possibly recover once the problem is corrected. I wouldn't put it in a spot that has temperature below 68F, keep it away from direct sunlight, water it only when at least top 3 inches of the dirt is bone dry and make sure the the pot has really good drainage. It might still be adjusting to all the changes but hopefully it will come back happy. Best of luck!
What soil do I use while repotting ? I’m about to repot mine.
Please make sure to use a good loose soil mix that will not keep too much water. I do not have a particular brand to recommend. I used to just be able to use Miracle-Gro indoor potting soil but after Covid the quality of the potting soil has deteriorated.
Can I use pelargonium substrate?
My peace lily leaves are drying out. I cut all of the branches hoping it will grow back
Might need to water more often or increase humidity around the plant. Good luck!
I don’t know how the water is where you live but I have hard water and it’s impossible to keep the peace lily happy without using distilled water. Most of my other plants have no problem but the peace lily leaves brown and dry out. It’s just a cheap supermarket plant but it’s a diva.... Now that I added more varieties of other plants the pilea, calathea, and fern also get the distilled just in case but everyone else is happy with the tap water.
What if you’re just transplanting the whole plant into a bigger pot (not separating it) do you still untangle the roots?
Just loosen up the roots a little bit, but there's no need to untangle all of it.
@@FoodArtTravel ok thank you so much!
My plant is growing, I need to replace the pot but I don’t know what kind of dirt do I need to add .. do you have any suggestions, could you post a pic of what are you using for your lily please ?!
I use Miracle Gro Potting Mix which I normally get from Lowes or Home Depot.
@@FoodArtTravel can i use Miracle Gro for succulent & aloe vera plant as well?
I believe Miracle Gro has a particular potting mix for cactus and succulents. I've never used it as I only have a baby cactus but I've seen the cactus and succulents mix the mix at Lowe's and Home Depot.
@@FoodArtTravel the mircacle soil is dry...after i put the soil in the pot...can i reuse the soil from the previous plant/pot and put it on top all around? Or only use new soil?
You can add the old soil as long as it doesn't have mold, fungus or bugs. I always water after transplanting unless the soil is already moist.
We live in a humid country 25 to 32 degree C. Do u water them weekly? i was told to do them every 3 days once..just check the soil is not dry n a bit moist then water again. Is that correct?
Watering once a week is fine as long as you let the top soil dry out first. Peace lily does not like to be over watered specially if it is indoors but they'll thrive in a very humid area.
I decided to repot mine when I saw mold on the bottom of the container I received it in, and I am sure it was not ready for repotting, but since I had to move it anyway, I did it. I didn't see many roots tangled up around the root, so I didn't loosen them much. Should I go back to loosen up the roots at all, or should I be okay letting it be as it is?
Hi Michael, your peace lily should be okay. I untangled the roots on my video because I was separating my plants before transplanting them. Best of luck to you!
@@FoodArtTravel
Thanks for the quick response. I've been sitting beside my plant for two hours in case it wilted. lol
@@skkms910 lol that's so sweet
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I didn't do this because I was afraid of hurting it
If not needed then the plant should be fine.
What fertilizer did you use and to care tnx
I normally use regular indoor plant food spikes. You can find the Miracle Gro indoor plant food spikes at Lowes or Home Depot or even the Dollar store plant food spikes works for my plants too. I use it every 3 months.
I have 2 in my living room sis,
Cool. I'm glad you like Peace Lily too. Thank you Sis
I cut the roots of 1 of my pups... Do you think it will die?
If you trim the roots, it should be okay but if you totally cut all the roots then the plant will have a hard time getting the nutrients that it needs and might eventually die.
About how many bulbs do you plant together?
I planted at least three to five bulbs together. The more bulb you plant together, the plant will look fuller in a pot.
How do you know if a peace lily has outgrown its Pot?
To me, the sign is if it keeps on yellowing or does not show new growth even if you are giving the same exact care or water you've been giving the plant before. Every 2 years is good, at least from my experience.
@@FoodArtTravel I don't have much light in my apartment. What artificial lighting would you recommend?
@jeffreykaufmann2867 I honestly have not used any artificial lighting, but most of the people I know use grow light, which they purchased from Amazon.
@FoodArtTravel I have a small Peace Lily in a 6 inch Pot. When I water it the water drains out of the pot quickly. But the Plant is Healthy with new leaves growing.
I report my peaclitty and water it but it is drooping will it die
Hopefully it will recover fast. Peace lily tend to be sensitive to change in temperature, humidity, or watering schedule. I normally repot in the spring or summer. Good luck!
Is that all the water you spray on it after repotting?
Peace lily does not like to be overwatered. I sprayed water enough to make the soil moist but not soaking wet.
@@FoodArtTravel this is my first time having plants. I have 2 peace lily's. One is flourishing well and the other not so much. I did exactly what you did in this video today. I see a difference already. I hope it perks up. Thank you for responding!
You're welcome. Best of luck to you❤
what if you don't detangle the roots? what happens then?
The only reason I detangle the roots was because I was separating the plant into 3 different pots. You don't have to detangle the roots if you are not separating the plants. You can just transfer the peace lily into a bigger pot if needed and it should do fine without detangling the roots.
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Okay, thank you.
Which soil did you use? TIA
I used regular Miracle gro garden soil from Lowe's.
What did you spray it with?
It's just water in a spray bottle.
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Nice video to amuse my day..😀
Make dinner🥩…Make love❤️… just do not make my wife mad 😡🇵🇭🎈,,
Thank you so much.
This helped a bunch.🫶🏾💛🦋
You're welcome!
#help
*made this FB post years ago, they are still doing the same much worse than before that almost killed a person or me. Still no Justice found/seen/felt.*
(I don't usually post to Facebook)
looking for Justice in all aspect anyway possible.
I was kidnapped/abduct inside my house. Still don't know the reason why. Almost died, kinaladkad, tinali, sugat braso at paa, dinaganan tiyan rib cage area internal damage, force to eat food that get my internal organs bigger.
Why just now? They force to ingest me medicine that I almost lose my sanity, pinanghawakan ko padin Sanity correct frame of thinking. Ang sabi "kapag hindi mo ininum yan tuturukan ka namin". With a smile on their faces.
Made this message/post in understandable manner, not short not too long. Waiting for Department of Justice reply.
They still pushing me to do wrong or frame-up. Para takpan ginawa nila, kung sino man.
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Background sound:
-4 or 5 kidnappers wearing Police Vest
-Me (heavily breathing)
-My mother
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Kidnapping happened 08/06/2019, 5:05PM, Tuesday.
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In my conclusion they made me a scapegoat to their crime.
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