Hi this is my peace lily and it doesnt look happy
I water it just as the leaves go limp roughly once a week
It gets good sunlight from a north faceing window
It doesnt sit in water and has good drainage
should I pot on at this time of year because the roots are starting to poke threw drain holes
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- vintagejuls
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As indicated by Kisal and Rainbow, your plant is quite happy. It is just demonstrating flower die off which is natural. One thing I do want to add is to not wait until it gets limpy. This will eventually kill off a Peace Lily. Unfortunately, I know this from experience. Water twice weekly if once a week watering is causing it to get droopy. Although, repotting may help this issue too.
Trim off the dead and repot; your Peace Lily will thrive.
Just a reminder when repotting to go only 1 size bigger with the new pot.
Trim off the dead and repot; your Peace Lily will thrive.
Just a reminder when repotting to go only 1 size bigger with the new pot.
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If it were any other plant, I would say to repot it again into a smaller pot, but I think the Peace Lily will be able to handle it. You must be very careful not to overwater it, though! Even though they prefer more moisture than most other plants, the can still develop root rot. The danger of root rot will be greater than usual during the winter season, as well, because the plant won't be growing as actively.
Be prepared for little to no growth of the foliage for awhile. The plant will put its energy into growing roots, until it becomes comfortable in the pot. Do not fertilize it in an attempt to 'help it along', because lack of nutrients will not be the reason it isn't growing.
Note: It would not harm the plant to be 'potted down' to the next smaller sized container soon, if you find one you like, and would prefer to do that rather than baby it along for the next few months.
Be prepared for little to no growth of the foliage for awhile. The plant will put its energy into growing roots, until it becomes comfortable in the pot. Do not fertilize it in an attempt to 'help it along', because lack of nutrients will not be the reason it isn't growing.
Note: It would not harm the plant to be 'potted down' to the next smaller sized container soon, if you find one you like, and would prefer to do that rather than baby it along for the next few months.