Domino Peace lily is an attractive variegated Peace Lily The beautiful glossy leaves of Domino are leathery and heavily textured with exciting mottled and patchy variegations

Peace lilies that are happy bloom twice a year Reluctant healthy Peace Lilies may be encouraged to grow flowers if they get increased lighting or warmth

Peace lilies are aroids and require a light soil A mix of potting soil and perlite will keep the roots happiest

Peace lilies can be grown in relatively small pots since they are fairly slow growers and enjoy being somewhat root bound Any well draining pot can be used Repot every second year or when roots come out the drainage holes on the pot bottom

Variegated Peace Lilies need bright indirect light to show variegation In low light the plant may revert to green leaves to save it's self Flowering requires moderate light Peace Lilies cannot stand strong hot direct light

Watering is best done on a regular schedule so the plant is not over or under watered This tropical plant enjoys humidity In a dry climate frequent misting will help In dormant winter months reduce watering as the plant will not need as much

Apply a good quality fertilizer monthly through spring and summer Decrease feedings by late fall and allow peace lilies to rest through the winter months

Keep peace lilies at a low of 65 Degrees F. to upward of 85 Degrees F. It enjoys warmth and humidity

Spider mites, mealy bugs, scale, thrips and whitefly are the most common houseplant pests you will see Stress by longterm overwatering, poor light, extreme temperatures and soil conditions are contributors to plant stress, making them more susceptible to pest damage

Propagation is easily done through root division If your peace lily is ready to repot look down into the soil base and see small spaces between clumps of stems

Peace lilies are easy care  With the proper conditions and just a little bit of attention these plants will give you many years of vibrant flowering greenery in your home

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