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Posted 5d ago by @Shelleyd13

Here’s what he looked like a week ago when I brought him ...

#PeaceLily
4ft to light, indirect
4” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 days ago
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Hi Shelley, The Peace Lily is commonly known for its dramatic drooping when thirsty. The yellow leaves indicate a moisture imbalance, likely from overwatering that leads to root suffocation, or inconsistent watering schedules. To help the plant, prune the yellow and dead leaves, check for root rot, and ensure the soil is allowed to dry slightly between waterings. If the plant is crowded, repotting into a slightly larger pot with fresh, well-draining soil may be necessary. How often are you watering, and what kind of soil do you have it in? Also, I’m thinking that a 4 inch pot might be too small.
It is probably just getting used to a new home after you just get a plant it sometimes looks like it’s dying or it loses a leaf for a pill because it’s adjusting to a new place and your part might be like too big or too small
My peace lily gets super thirsty so it might be asking for water
@SillyPlantGirl Thanks for your advice. I hadn’t repotted from original soil because I wanted him to adjust to new environment first. Yesterday I trimmed the yellow leaves and put JonLuc in a bowl of water and just let him sit and bottom water. He’s looking much healthier already. I will repot in about a week once he’s looking stronger.
@𝕣𝕠𝕀𝕖 thanks! That’s what I thought too. I decided to ground water after talking to someone else about watering techniques. It’s helped a lot. Next step is to repot.