Just as there are a few key requirements for peace lily care, there's a bit of an essential criteria to meet when you opt to ...

Use a potting mix designed for houseplants and mix in orchid bark or chunky perlite to make it drain better. Place a layer of your mix a few inches thick in bottom of the new pot. 2.

Use fast-draining potting mix that won’t force roots to stand in sodden soil for long periods of time. Put your peace lily in a container with drainage holes and pot it in a fast draining ...

"Potting soil like an organic mix with compost, pine bark, coir, worm castings, and perlite can work with your peace lily," says Marino. Most common peace lily varieties are quite large, thus ...

"Use a very well-drained, porous potting mix such as one containing mostly peat moss, fine bark and perlite [a lightweight granular material] or similar amendments," the professor advises. A peace ...

DEAR JESSICA: I have had a peace lily plant for about eight years. ... Fill the pot about halfway with a rich, well-draining commercial potting mix and tamp it down with your hands.

DEAR JESSICA: We have a peace lily (Spathiphyllum) that has a horrible mildew smell. We have repotted it from the original pot, ... Replant using good-quality potting mix.

Not using the right potting mix. ... Failing to fertilise your peace lily could seriously stunt its growth and prevent it from soaking up vital nutrients, warns plant guru Vladan.

After a couple of rounds of this watering technique, the plant should “bounce back”. 3. Not using a proper potting mix. Using the wrong potting mix can have a “negative effect on flowering”.

Your peace lily potting mix should be airy and loose so the plant's roots can get enough oxygen. Vladan said: "Mix three parts of store-bought potting mix, one part perlite, and one part bark.