Just over a month ago, I bought a peace lily, and its white flowers and glossy green leaves have been looking abundantly healthy. However, when I looked at it a few mornings ago, I noticed the white flowers were turning brown, and the central bracts were following suit.
I’d been treating my peace lily just right; it was placed in bright, indirect light, away from any drafts. I’d also been using a plant moisture meter to ensure it wasn’t being overwatered or left too long to dry out. I really couldn’t think what I’d been doing wrong, so I called on the help of Matt Aulton, head grower at Plant Proper, to reveal the truth.
