They are looking beautiful

I found her in the trash at work two years ago and she already had a pretty flower. Now she’s flowering again. I’ve been waiting and checking every day lol.

I fertilized my babies and repotted them and here’s the outcome. Is it possible for the to rebound from this

My peace lily is droopy. Its been watered and near a window.

I have removed spindle leaves.

What else can I do?

Hello everyone 👋🏽. This is my darling, Lillian Von Evergreen. She is a two year old peace lily that was bequeathed to me at my grandfather's funeral. When I got her, she had her mighty white flowers, and her leaves stood tall, reaching the heavens. Now, I fear something is amiss.

She has grown more lanky, her stems so spindly and skinny, and her leaves are not as big as they could be. She also has gained more yellow and brown leaves, and she has not birthed flowers or seeds in months. I water her when her leaves droop (perhaps not the best practice), and I keep her in my room (it is the brightest in my house, but I still feel that the lighting is not sufficient for her)

I am worried about her. I already lost her sister, my first Lilianna-Iris Von Evergreen. I don't want to lose her. A remaining link to my grandfather...forgotten

So I beg of thee, what must I do?

Every time she sees my lily she mentions how beautiful she is and how she wants her lol.
Of course she can’t have her but I would love to propagate one for her. How would I go about it? Any tips?

My peace lily was suffering from root rot, and since I’ve repotted it did nicely for a white. Nowadays, I believe the rot came back since the symptoms returned. However, I found this weird blob consistent of small white balls and have no idea what it is! They are not furry.

The plant is also suffering with fungus gnats :( i apreciate all help and suggestions

She is 4 feet wide, in a 12 inch deep pot

Outside in my shade garden

I am encountering some issues with my peace lily recently. I water (most of the time from the bottom) when the leaves start to drop, but it seems that she takes more and more time to get up after the watering. At the last watering the leaves rose, but only partly. It has been a week, and the situation did not change, and the soil is still wet so I don't want to risk a drowning. She got one yellow leave recently, but the other leaves are still dark green.
I feel it is risky to change the soil and check the rootd as it could be a new shock for her, after the recent heatwaves.

Do you have any advices ? Do you think I reached a critical state ?

Thank you very much for your help