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are trying to bring the Peace Lily plants back to life. I'm not sure if the plant was killed with kindness because one watering I also add a splash of plant food, or if the studio got too cold. The plant was not looking happy.
On a trip to the Dollar Store, I bought 2 new pots, added drainage holes, some rocks, potting soil and split the plant into two. I also relocated the plants to the kitchen.
It's been about 3 weeks since the transplant and the Peace Lilies aren't dead, yet, Jim.
Well...not dead is good, right? 😂
ReplyDeleteYes, not dead is exceedingly good.
DeleteAnd certainly looking a bit healthier, too!
ReplyDeleteA little bit
DeleteHmmmm... PeaceLilies don't need alot of light... and they are very forgiving... If you forget to water them they will droop but as soon as you do you can almost stand there and watch the leaves rise again... If i remember right... they do not like wet feet.... let them dry out a little between waterings... They do not like salt in the water.... If you have a water softner or even just your tap water that has a higher than usual salt content... There... thats all i know about a Peace Lily.... lol Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteI always waited for the leaves to droop, for the plant to tell me it needed water. I had heard about the salt content in water. We have a water softener that uses salt so I switched to distilled water. No direct sunlight, too.
DeleteThey're beginning to look a little livelier, no?
ReplyDeleteGood, it's not just wishful thinking on my part
DeleteGood job. They look better.
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I hope so
DeleteI think they are looking a bit better. Hopefully. And I received your envelope today. Thank you. All the bees will be put to good use. I'd already written by T day post by the time the mail arrived, but I will share them probably Thursday this. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the envelope arrived and I know you'll put the bees to good use
Delete... and I do think they look a little healthier.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Fingers crossed
DeleteI hope they revive. - Anne (Cornucopia)
ReplyDeleteMe, too
DeleteI'm betting on the lilies.
ReplyDeleteSandra sandracox.blogspot.com
So far, they are still green
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