Peace Lily Plant

Incredible Blooms on the World’s Best Indoor Plant

Why Peace Lily Plants?

Peace Lilies or ‘Peace Plants’ are excellent choices for the home or office because they are low maintenance evergreens that actually prefer to grow in the shade. They will thrive in areas with low, indirect light.

This indoor plant is extremely versatile and can fit anywhere. They can be kept in smaller pots to sit on any tabletop or desk. In larger containers, they will grow up to 6 feet tall to be the perfect accent piece for corners, and on decks or patios.

Your family and coworkers will love to marvel at your Peace Lily with its vibrant tropical beauty. Its green leaves are wide, lush and glossy and in the spring, large, white single petal flowers emerge with a vibrant yellow stamen.

Plus, it thrives with just a little light and a little water. Don’t worry if you forget to water your Peace Lily, because they’re extremely forgiving. Unlike other more sensitive plants, this lily will flourish, even when neglected.

Note: Peace Lilies are poisonous to cats and dogs, so keep this plant out of reach of animals in your home.

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

So, not only do you get the vibrant, iconic good looks of the Peace Lily…but you also get a promise of healthy, easy growth. That’s because we ship your Peace Lily Plant with care. Now, it arrives at your door with a healthier, better-developed root system.

You won’t get the same healthy, full growth from gift order sites or your local big-box store.

And the larger, fuller leaves of our plants mean even better benefits for you, since the Peace Lily’s leaves filter toxins and staleness out of the air, giving you fresh, clean air to enjoy.

Don’t wait – our larger sizes sell out fast. Get your Peace Lily Plant today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Select an area with indirect light for your Peace Lily (anywhere that receives 4 hours of dappled sunlight per day). A sunny window in your home with some shade in the afternoon is perfect.

You can keep your Peace Lily in its container until it’s ready to be repotted. When it outgrows its container, select a pot that’s about twice the size of your plant’s shipped container, use organic soil, and place your plant with the soil in its new pot. Also, ensure your new pot has drainage holes.

2. Watering: Generally, you’ll want to water your plant about once a week. If you’re not sure when to water your plant, simply check the surrounding soil for dryness. If the soil is dry about 2 inches down, water until you see it flowing from the drainage holes.