Thanks for the video. I've had my peace Lily for about 5 years now. When my mother passed away my father put this plant by her grave. I took it home after the service. Now that he has gone too I have really gained an affection for the plant. It has 4 ft vines coming off of it now and has been repotted twice. Your tips really helped me keep this thing beautiful.

@mairwaugus5203

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@StayPositive-sd8op

2 ай бұрын

I also have a peace lily from my dad's funeral about 25 years ago 10 different plants off of it and it's still going strong

You have given all the answers, what I was looking for. Thankyou for giving real useful tips🙏

Wonderful video. You answered all my questions. TY.

Great to the point tips! Super helpful!

I loved this video. Plant in the front picture, as it should be, no facetime, precise and informative, not a lot of those kind of plant videos. More videos like this, e.g. more houseplant care

Thank you! Your video is awesome and so informative. I was freaking out over my plant.😔

@daisydawes8231

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I'm glad it helped and I hope your peace lily cheers up and stops getting brown tips.

Fantastic tips and to the point! Thank you

So I came here wondering why all the leaves' tips are browning, and ended up discovering 5 growing blooms hidden within the leaves. Good to know there's nothing wrong at all. 💚

@queensheba9792

Жыл бұрын

This happened to me yesterday! I was trimming brown tips wondering while I was failing and I saw two beautiful blooms coming in!

I cannot say for sure if misting works for Peace Lily. I do mist my Peace Lily once a day and give it just enough light by a window we have that doesn't cast a lot of sunlight. This was the best indoor conditions for my Peace Lilly. Leaves didn't brown, let alone brown tips. When I stopped misting, two leaves were about 30% brown.

Thank you!! I’ve been fighting to keep my grandfathers peace Lilly happy for so long, it’s got to be a problem with our hard water

@mairwaugus5203

3 жыл бұрын

Try distilled water.

Great tips thank you!

Great video!

Wow nice plant..thank u..

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much xxx

Best new (to me) channel find. Instant subscribe.

This was so helpful! I currently have four flowers in my small pot and just noticed brown tips pop up all over the leaves. Good to know the likely cause. Thanks!

@daisydawes8231

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad it was helpful! I love it when they start blooming, the flowers are so pretty. I hope your brown tips clear up soon!

thank you!

I think this peace lily care tips video is most the relevant with my peace lily, because mine always dropping everytime I put it in high light and warmer place (not direct sunlight). Some peace lily tips videos on youtube say that they are good in high light but never happen to mine. So, I put my peace lily in the darker corner of my bed room and the leafs stand again. Never put your lily in the high light or warmer place, they don't like it. Actually I'm looking for care tips to grow more leaf but I didn't find it yet, if anybody know how to do please help me giving comments here. Thank you so much for the video, it helps me so much. Amazing tips.

@tomjones2157

2 жыл бұрын

Actually it depends on what country you are in. I'm in New Zealand and my peace lilies far prefer VERY high light, growing better, lusher leaves with better color. It respond well to bright summer shaded light. It never gets brown tips from high light, only from tap water minerals so I use rain water or distilled water. If I put it in a dark corner of the room it stops growing and any leaves are 1/3 the size and color isn't good.

My peace lily was doing great bloomed and everything came back from a short trip and a bunch of her leaves had brown tips and the bloom turned brown

Amazing tips! Literally answered all of my questions, I can't wait for my lily to shoot back up after its wilt! Btw how often do you water your peace lily? Also does it matter what time of the day you water them?

@daisydawes8231

4 жыл бұрын

So glad it helped! I prefer watering mine in the morning so if the leaves get wet they've got some time to dry out over the day and at the moment mine need watering about once a week. I let the top layer of soil dry out a little between waterings but mine are quite small. If you've got a big one then I'd let it dry out about an inch down between waterings. I love watching them perk back up after a good wilt too

@anndarling5495

4 жыл бұрын

@@daisydawes8231 Perfect, thank you! Good luck

@pallavirane9092

3 жыл бұрын

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Hey Daisy! My peace lily is continuously blooming but with brown tips. N now my lily has only One leaf left. I am so confused. It’s been more than 20 days with this status. Please help.

Hi again. I inserted my finger into the soil up to the knuckle and the soil feels moist. I am surprised it's moist bc I literally forgot about watering it and it's been awhile. I've never fertilized it. Should I wait until the soil is dry before I fertilize it with a liquid fertilizer?

Awesome Video 🌸😍😍

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🤗

I bought a small peace lilly and it has stayed small and scrawny for years and has never flowered. I have it in a low light area in my house, I have started giving them only bottled water and have now moved it in a higher light area inside my house but still out of direct light. I broke it up into as many plants as I was able to separate it into and put them separate in a huge pot. Nothing is making them look nice and big, but they are green, and alive and happy looking, just small, scrawny, and not flowering.

What do you think about keeping a peace lily in Leca and water? instead of soil?

Hi. I'm a new subscriber. I enjoyed the video and it answered several questions. When I purchased the Peace Lily, it was in a clay pot. Should I take it out of the clay pot? Also what indicates when it's time to repot the plant?

@JustJ0nathan

2 жыл бұрын

You can keep it in the clay pot. It will do just fine in there. However, keep in mind that clay will wick moisture away (it’s porous), so you will have to water more often. As for repotting, peace lilies don’t need to be repotted often. They actually prefer to be a bit root bound.

Thank you.. atleast you told the truth

Hello I just found your Channel today mines only do that when I water them I think it comes from my water so I am doing some research thank you so much

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

I've got really hard water where I am so mine get brown tips when I use tap water too. Good luck with figuring out what's upsetting yours

Hello! When I cut off those burnt tips, must I follow the shape of the leaf (pointed) or may I just cut off the burnt part straight (flat instead of pointed)? Thanks!

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

You can do it either way. I prefer to try and cut following the shape of the leaf because it looks nicer but cutting straight across is fine too.

@mechitacachay6485

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing happen when you cut them? I mean if they get brown again

I have a few questions! I’m a new plant owner so I’m clueless. What is top watering? Also, I’ve been keeping my peace lily soil moist, when I received it the entire plant was drooped all the way around the pot. after a few weeks of proper watering my leaves never look as smooth as yours, they are quite wavy still and I’m wondering why that is?

@victoriablue2895

3 жыл бұрын

I believe top watering is just how people normally water plants, putting water on top of the top and letting it seep downwards. Bottom watering is when the plant soaks up water from the roots through drainage holes. I'm not entirely sure water causes the waves, I have the same problem with mine. I wonder if it's just the type or age of the plant.

So just about everything can cause it 🤔

Please, can you also shed some light on Christmas plant??

There are many videos about brown tips but what about yellow tips? I have tried several options to stop the yellow tips but it seems to continue to get yellow tips. Any advice?

If the roots are growing out of the bottom of the pot, should I repot? (duh, right?) It flowers often and is very full and green!

My peace lily started with brown tips then the most of the leaves turned brown quite quickly. I’m not sure if it’s because of overwatering or issue with light. It’s growing new leaves now but they also have brown tips. Help!

@laurensingletary5453

3 жыл бұрын

Mine too!!!

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

Do the brown tips/leaves feel sort of dry and crispy or are they floppy?

@aquablue8685

3 жыл бұрын

@@daisydawes8231 mine are both!!! Help

@nerissachurchman6063

Жыл бұрын

Mine as well!

I grow my peace lily in water. N it get brown tips. N it has also stopped flowering. Do you have any tips?

I just repotted mine with VERY damp organic potting soil, and added a tiny amount of liquid miracle grow. I've had this plant 15 yrs and never fertilized. Now my leaves are drying out, some are crunchy, some are turning yellow, some just look droopy and sad. I don't know what to do! I can't lose this plant after so many years, I got it from my grandma's funeral😢 Please help! I took out some of the smaller "baby" plants when repotting and put them in a jar of water just covering the roots in an effort to convert them to semi aquatic for my aquarium. They are doing the same thing. 😢😢

Mine had a lot of flowers when I first bought it but now they all died and aren’t coming back.

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

It could be stressed out from the move and change in conditions or it could just be it's natural cycle. After the flowers die off they have a period of rest until they put out more flowers (usually they start growing flowers in early spring). Sometimes in shops they use a special hormone (gibberellic acid) to force the plant to flower out of season or when it's too young to produce flowers so they look great when you buy them but once those first flowers die off it won't grow more until it's matured. Good luck! I hope yours gets some lovely new flowers soon!

@scullcandy4948

3 жыл бұрын

Daisy Dawes oh wow thank you so much for telling me!!

I tired to cut my brown tips,my peace lily is in a water and not soil,it's inside of my room, just a couple days after I cut the brown tips it starts getting brown again!! I'm worried I don't wanna loose my peace lily!

@ameliaslyter

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry if this is a bit late, but you might have root rot. I put mine in a well draining soil once I cleaned my roots off and watered it with a hydrogen peroxide and water mixture. I recently started getting brown tips and this time humidity and sunlight was the issue. I moved it farther from my window and I put it in a shallow tray with rocks and water and misted it frequently. I stopped getting crispy ends and it is doing better than ever!

My peace lily has some major brown tips. I’m a new plant person and my mom got my peace lily for free and it came with brown tips already. If I repot will it get better? I see you cut some tips but Uhm some of the leaves have browned on half the leaf and then I’d have to literally cut half the leaf! Help please lol

@daisydawes8231

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats on getting your first peace lily! Repotting probably won't help the brown tips and if you move it to a bigger pot when it's too small then it could cause other problems. When mine has leaves where half the leaf is brown then I usually cut the whole leaf off on the stalk especially if the leaf feels floppy. It sucks to lose leaves but the plant will put out new healthy leaves in time, especially during the growing season. If you don't want to cut the whole leaf off then you could just cut off the brown section and wait for new leaves to grow. Hope that helps! Good luck with your peace lily!

@a_2502

4 жыл бұрын

Daisy Dawes yeah of cut off as many brown tips as possible. One little leaf has kind of turned all the way brown and the stem is yellowing. So I will probably cut that at the stalk. Another stem with a little bit bigger leaf is yellowing too and the leaf is a brown tips/yellow/green mixture. Will probably cut that too! I didn’t reply but waited until soil was dry to water. I also added some plant food so hopefully that helps!

@daisydawes8231

4 жыл бұрын

@@a_2502 You could try watering it a bit more often. I let the top layer of soil get dry to a cm or so down between waterings because peace lilies don't like to get too dry. The leaves wilt when they need water and so if you see them starting to sag a little then that's a good time to give them more water. Hopefully the plant food will have helped too because when the leaves start to look yellow it's usually a sign that they need some nutrients. I hope it starts to look better soon!

@a_2502

4 жыл бұрын

Daisy Dawes me too! I had watered it about a week ago and the top soil is getting dry. I’ll be away this weekend so I’ll be watering tomorrow before I leave town! Thanks for the help!

@a_2502

4 жыл бұрын

Daisy Dawes hi Daisy! I had to cut a few more leaves because they weren’t getting better. Hopefully they grow back. I finally see one little bloom starting and that got me very excited! On my soil, I’m seeing tiny yellowish balls. I’m not sure what they are. Fungus? Bugs? I don’t know. It’s not absolutely everywhere though. I’m not sure what soil mixture my PL came with but I did a lot of research for making my own soil mixture for my PL. Do you still recommend not repotting? I don’t know what’s on my soil 😥

I cut the tips like you did but the tips end up browning again?

Do you trim the brown tips off?

I had yellow leaves with brown patches, which I cut off. Two of the flowers turned black, so I had to cut them. Will they grow back?.

Okay mines might be the flowers but idk still💀cause I have like 5 flowers and she’s got hella brown tips now

What does it mean to ‘top’ water them? Thanks

@dezireeperez6115

2 жыл бұрын

Top watering is when you pour water on top of the soil and let the excess water drain out of the drainage holes. Bottom watering is when you place your plant(s) in another container filled with water and let the plant roots soak it up. Either way works. It just comes down to your preference and the nature of the plant

@autumn5852

2 жыл бұрын

@@dezireeperez6115 thank you 🙏 I’ve realised I was under watering my plants as I wasn’t watering them so much that the water drained out the bottom, but I did that for the first time yesterday, and oh boy, it was quiet the experience, lol, and I haven’t even got that many plants yet 😳 I enjoyed it though and I’m keen to learn more about plants and taking care of them - I’m going to start cataloguing my plants though and the care they need because I’m already starting to get a little overwhelmed with it all but I’m guessing, and I think you alluded to this, that over time, you get to know your plants and what each one prefers, based on, like you said, our own particular preferences as to how we like to do things and depending also on how many plants we have and many other factors. I like your confidence, have you been keeping plants for a while now? I’m very new to keeping plants, as you can probably tell my my question and although I still barely know what I’m doing, I’m amazed at how much I’m benefiting from them already 🥰

What happens to the cuts after a few weeks?? Wouldn't the cuts simply turn brown and yellow? I'm not sure that's a solution unless you plant to keep cutting back the dead parts of the leaves? Can we have an update since you're promoting this technique?

@daisydawes8231

3 жыл бұрын

The cuts on the leaves don't turn brown or yellow. They heal up and stay green. I just went and checked my plants and there's no brown or yellow bordering where the leaves have been cut or anything like that and I cut them about 9 months ago. If you don't address the problem that's causing the brown tips then the brown tips will come back after pruning though.

My leaves keep on getting black tips and all of it 😭

Can't hardly understand the accent.

@alfredliggins8510

Жыл бұрын

The more you listen to people with accents the more you understand

@MrFrampo56

10 ай бұрын

It’s a perfectly normal English accent. RP ( Received Pronunciation) , or the Queen’s English ( as it was once known). Probably both terms deemed hate crimes or xxxxxxxphobic or some such nonsense in today’s’woke’ society. Just plain English. As was once the dominant language in England.