Peace Lily

    • Purifies air — removes mold spores, ammonia, formaldehyde

    • Adds humidity to dry rooms

    • Known to reduce stress and promote restful sleep

    • Blooms beautiful white spathes (flower-like leaves)

    • Represents peace, healing, purity, and rebirth

    • Commonly used in spiritual and memorial spaces

    • In Feng Shui, believed to balance energy and remove negativity

    • Native to tropical rainforests of Central & South America

    • Discovered in the late 1800s and cultivated as a houseplant

    • Gained popularity for its ability to bloom indoors

    • Frequently gifted during funerals and healing ceremonies

    • Despite its name, it’s not a true lily

    • Blooms year-round in the right conditions

    • NASA lists it as a top air-cleaning plant

    • Safe to touch, but mildly toxic if ingested by pets or kids

    • Light: Bright, indirect light (can tolerate low light)

    • Water: Keep soil moist, but not soggy — water when top inch is dry

    • Soil: Well-draining, rich potting mix

    • Pro Tip: Drooping leaves? It’s your plant’s way of saying "water me!"