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Step 8: Repot Only If Absolutely Necessary
Winter is not the best time to repot unless:
- Roots are growing out of drainage holes
- Soil drains poorly
- Plant is severely root-bound
If repotting is needed, do it gently and choose a pot only slightly larger.
How Long Does Recovery Take?
Once you correct moisture and humidity issues:
- Leaves may perk up within hours
- New growth may appear in 2–4 weeks
- Flowering usually resumes in spring
Peace lilies are resilient and forgiving.
Common Mistakes That Keep Peace Lilies Struggling
Avoid these frequent winter care mistakes:
- Placing plants near heaters
- Overwatering soggy soil
- Ignoring humidity
- Using cold tap water
- Fertilizing stressed plants
Small changes can make a big difference.
Preventing Winter Stress in the Future
Create a Winter Care Routine
- Weekly soil checks
- Stable plant location
- Consistent humidity support
Choose the Right Pot and Soil
- Well-draining pot with drainage holes
- Quality indoor plant mix
Good roots mean a healthier plant overall.
Signs Your Peace Lily Is Recovering
Watch for these encouraging signs:
- Leaves standing upright
- New leaf growth from the center
- Glossy green foliage
- Gradual return of blooms
Recovery is gradual, but noticeable.
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