Congratulations on your large peace lily! These forgiving plants thrive with basic care:
Medium to bright indirect light. More light = more flowers. North or east window ideal. Avoid direct sun.
Water when the plant looks slightly wilty—don't wait for total collapse. Keep soil evenly moist, never soggy. Drooping is a reliable signal; it recovers quickly if caught early.
In a year, move to a 12-inch pot (only 2 inches larger). Oversized pots cause root rot. Refresh soil to replenish nutrients.
White spathes appear with maturity and good light. Green spathes indicate aging blooms or hybrid reversion—normal.
Your 10-inch pot plant is established—just maintain consistency.
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