Peace Lily

Glossy green leaves form a lush, upright clump. Peace lilies can produce elegant white spathes above the foliage when growing conditions are suitable.

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Botanical name	Spathiphyllum wallisii
Common name	Peace Lily
Light	Bright indirect or filtered light
Plant type	Tropical foliage houseplant

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Buy Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum wallisii) at Metro Turf Garden Center in Bremen, GA. This classic tropical houseplant forms a lush, upright clump of glossy green leaves and produces elegant white spathes above the foliage when growing conditions are right. The Peace Lily is one of the most popular indoor plants in West Georgia — and for good reason. It tolerates low light, cleans indoor air, and is forgiving enough for beginners while still rewarding experienced plant collectors.

Peace Lily Plant Details

Botanical name: Spathiphyllum wallisii
Common name: Peace Lily
Plant type: Tropical foliage houseplant
Best use: Low-light indoor spaces, offices, bedrooms, entryways
Available at: Metro Turf Garden Center, 3041 Miller Academy Road, Bremen, GA 30110

Peace Lily Care Guide

Light: Bright indirect light away from hot sun. Tolerates lower light conditions, though flowering is less likely without adequate brightness.
Water: Water when the top inch of soil dries out. Reduce watering in winter. This plant will droop dramatically when thirsty — a helpful reminder to water.
Soil: Use a free-draining potting mix in a container with drainage holes.
Humidity & temperature: Prefers moderate humidity and normal room warmth. Keep away from cold drafts and frost.
Feeding: Fertilize during active spring and summer growth following the fertilizer label directions.

⚠️ Toxicity warning: Spathiphyllum is toxic to cats, dogs, and humans if ingested. Keep out of reach of pets and children.

Peace Lily FAQs

Why isn't my Peace Lily blooming? Insufficient light is the most common reason. Move it to a brighter spot with more indirect light. Some growers also find that a diluted bloom-boosting fertilizer in spring helps encourage flowering.
Is it a good plant for low-light rooms? Yes — it's one of the best. While it prefers bright indirect light, it tolerates lower light better than most flowering houseplants.
Why is my plant drooping? Drooping is usually a sign it needs water. Give it a thorough watering and it should perk back up within a few hours. If the soil is already wet, overwatering or root rot may be the cause.

Shop Houseplants at Metro Turf Garden Center

We carry a rotating selection of Spathiphyllum and other tropical houseplants at our Bremen garden center. Stop by to see what's currently in stock.

For more care tips, visit the University of Georgia Extension.

Visit us at 3041 Miller Academy Road, Bremen, GA 30110, or call (678) 697-2108 to ask about current availability. We serve customers throughout West Georgia including Carrollton, Villa Rica, Tallapoosa, and Cedartown.