How to grow Spathiphyllum

1. Temperature

Spathiphyllum is a tropical foliage plant, so it has stricter temperature requirements. The suitable temperature for its growth is between 22 and 28 degrees, and the temperature should be kept above 10 degrees in winter so that it can survive normally.

2. Lighting

When caring for Spathiphyllum, place it in a place with very bright scattered light. It can tolerate partial shade. If it is too shaded or the sun shines directly on the plant, it will have a certain impact on its leaves.

3. Soil

It is not very demanding on soil. It only needs fertile, loose, acidic soil with high humus content to grow well.

4. Watering

When caring for Spathiphyllum, the soil in the pot must be kept moist and not dry. In addition, it also has certain requirements for the humidity of the surrounding environment. An overly dry environment is not conducive to its growth and may also induce insect pests.

5. Fertilization

Spathiphyllum requires relatively more fertilizer. During the growth period, it needs to be given a thin liquid fertilizer once a week or every 10 days. You can also put two or three inches of slow-release fertilizer on the surface of the flowerpot to meet its needs. In addition, if you want it to grow better and stronger, you should repot it once every one to two years.