A peace lily (Spathiphyllum) shows slimy stalks, yellowing leaves, and soaked soil. Owner waters weekly, keeps heat at 50°F when away. Expert Darlene diagnoses overwatering and possible root rot. Immediate actions: move to a smaller pot, change soil to 1 part perlite + 2 parts potting mix, place where hand casts a shadow (bright indirect light), water only when top soil is dry, empty saucer immediately. However, after seeing photos, she doubts the plant can be saved—recovery could take 2+ years. Better to start fresh with a new plant and proper care.
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