Peace Lily care guide
Spathiphyllum wallisii
Short version: medium indirect; blooms more with brighter light, and water keep lightly moist; dramatic wilt = water now. The full care profile is below, and it is the same data PlantRx uses to build this plant's watering schedule inside the app.
Peace Lily care at a glance
| Light | Medium indirect; blooms more with brighter light |
|---|---|
| Water | Keep lightly moist; dramatic wilt = water now |
| Soil | Rich, moisture-retentive mix |
| Humidity | Medium–high |
| Temperature | 64–81°F |
| Toxicity | Toxic to pets if chewed |
How often should you water a Peace Lily?
Keep lightly moist; dramatic wilt = water now. That is the single thing most likely to kill it — more houseplants die from the watering can than from anything else. In PlantRx, saving this plant to your garden turns that line into a dated reminder that shifts with your local forecast.
How much light does a Peace Lily need?
Medium indirect; blooms more with brighter light. Keep the soil (rich, moisture-retentive mix) and humidity (medium–high) matched to that, and hold the room between 64–81°F.
Is Peace Lily safe for cats and dogs?
Toxic to pets if chewed. PlantRx gives three separate verdicts — people, dogs and cats — on every plant it reads. This is general guidance, not veterinary advice: if an animal or child has eaten any part of a plant, call a vet or a poison line rather than relying on an app.
Grower's note
It tells you when it's thirsty — leaves droop, then bounce back within hours of watering.
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PlantRx identifies a plant from a photo, scores its health out of 100 and builds the care schedule for you — including watering reminders adjusted to your local weather.