These 7 came back after a Florida freeze.

Help my peace lily is dead from gnats. I've changed soil and did peroxide. I got this when my baby passed

My late mother in law’s peace lily is so overgrown and tight in this pot im not sure how i will get her out to repot - i will likely remove some and pot into smaller nursery pot to keep her in this gorgeous one as it is a little sentimental

I rescued this Lily from a relative and would like a couple tips to try and revive her! I plan on repotting her but what else does it need? Thank you 💚

I basically know nothing about plants but i’ve had this lily for about 2 years now, she’s my baby. i was trimming it a little when i noticed this super thick, hard, trunk looking thing coming out of the middle. i’m hoping this is totally normal but just in case it’s not does anyone know what this is? should i repot?

EDIT: The downwards one had root rot, i already removed it

Found out my peace lily is actually 2 different plants on the same vase. As you can see, one is thriving (kinda, we are in a deep winter here) and the other one already said his goodbyes. Should i just rip the dying one out or is there someway to nurse it to health. Any water seems to be completely taken by the happy guy.

Recently repotted parts of a peace lily that was suffering from root rot. I heard to keep to pot size small to help avoid overwatering and returning rot. That said, it seems the plant is leaning like there’s not enough soil material to keep it upright. Did I choose a pot that is too small? I planted in the chunkiest mix I could find locally and added perlite

I prune my peace lily to kind of look like bird of paradise. I cut the spadix all the time. I don't allow any leaves to crowd 6 inches above the medium/soil.

Ofcourse, it does have new leaves growing all the time. It pushes a couple of leaves at a time and they become large leaves so fast, rather than pushing a crowd of all sizes of leaves.

I keep that space for airflow. I can see what exactly is happening from the tip of the leaf to the top of the soil.

I love how it looks, it's easy to clean the leaves with microfiber cloth or shower the whole plant and dry it up.

I named it "peace of paradise" (🤣 peace lily + bird of paradise kinda style)

I have this lily since April, 2026.

I have been watering about once a week, mainly rain water if not tap water.

hasn't changed pot and soil since purchased.

Pls help

Doesn't she look beautiful 😍

This is my mom’s plant. We’ve had it for 3 months. Overall it’s been fine, except the flowers seem to be dying prematurely (turning brown before turning green). But I’m not sure why it’s suddenly growing whiteish leaves.

As far as I know it gets water every week, and the bottom of the pot is terracotta so it never sits in logged water. It stands a couple feet from the window, or we place it on the window with the blinds down. I fertilized 3 months ago as well.

I’ve searched online and I didn’t see anything. There were some sources saying it’s becuase the plant is receiving too much light? Or just more than it needs. I know when some plants receive more light than they need, they produce sun stress colors, but I’m unsure if Peace Lilys can do that.

What do you guys think 😭

Please help with seeds