This Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum) comes in 6 inch wide hydro diamond large pot, ready to brighten your home or office with its lush foliage and elegant white blooms. Approx. Size: Height 22-30 inches, Spread 18-3 inches (may vary slightly depending on growth) Peace Lily is a popular indoor houseplant known for its glossy, dark green leaves and long-lasting creamy-white flowers resembling the hood of a cobra. Its clump-growing habit and attractive foliage make it ideal for living rooms, offices, and indoor spaces where elegance and freshness are desired. Easy to care for and low-maintenance, this plant thrives in part shade to full shade, adding natural beauty while purifying the air. Its glossy leaves and striking white flowers bring elegance, freshness, and a serene decorative touch to any indoor space. Light Requirements Prefers part shade to full shade Avoid direct harsh sunlight Soil Requirements Well-draining, humus-rich potting soil Watering Keep soil lightly moist, not soggy Allow the top layer to dry slightly between waterings Use room-temperature water Temperature Ideal: 1824°C (6475°F) Avoid cold drafts Fertilizer Apply any organic fertilizer during the growing season In winter, fertilize every 6 weeks Care Tips Repot annually in spring with fresh, humus-rich soil Trim yellow or damaged leaves to maintain appearance Keep soil evenly moist and monitor for overwatering Move to a slightly darker spot if flowers are not appearing Uses Perfect for living rooms, offices, bedrooms, and tabletops Adds elegance and serenity to indoor décor Produces fragrant, long-lasting flowers for aesthetic appeal FAQs Peace Lily XL Q1: How do I care for a Peace Lily? A: Keep the soil lightly moist, avoid direct sunlight, and fertilize during the growing season. Q2: Can it bloom indoors? A: Yes, Peace Lilies produce creamy-white flowers indoors, especially in bright, indirect light. Q3: How often should I water it? A: Water when the top of the soil feels slightly dry. Avoid letting the plant sit in soggy soil. Q4: Does it need repotting? A: Yes, repot annually in spring with fresh, humus-rich soil to support healthy growth. Q5: Is it safe for indoor spaces?A: Yes, it thrives in indoor environments, improves air quality, and adds a natural decorative touch.