We can't keep peace lilies alive in our church auditorium. Temperature drops to 50°F during the week, heated to 70°F several times. They wilt weekly; we keep replacing them. Filtered light through stained glass. Can we grow them here? Any better platform plant recommendations? (Three on each side.)
Dale,
If light isn't bright enough on a sunny day (without lights) for your hand to cast a good shadow, it's too dark for any plant. Consider moving plants to a lobby window when services aren't happening.
If light is adequate, you may be overwatering. Spathiphyllum likes to dry out completely between waterings—pot should feel light. Mine get watered every 2 weeks. Cool temps reduce water use. Increase light, reduce water.
Good luck.
Darlene
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