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  1. My plant is dying from the ends if the leaves turning brown. I repoted it with new pot and soul, got a safe insect killer for inside plants and it is in a north facing room. It is still dying and I want to save it so much. It was from my mom’s funeral. Please help

    1. Hello Darla,
      Hope you are doing good.

      Brown leaf tips on a Peace Lily can be a sign of low humidity, over-fertilizing, or tap water with high fluoride or chlorine. Here’s what to do:

      1) Trim the brown tips with clean scissors to tidy it up.
      2) Use distilled or rainwater for watering if possible, or let tap water sit overnight before using.
      3) Ensure the room has enough humidity; you might want to mist the plant or use a humidifier.
      4) Hold off on fertilizing for now and give the plant time to settle in its new pot and soil.

      Take these steps, and with some tender care, your Peace Lily can recover and flourish as a beautiful tribute to your mom.

      Sending positive vibes to you and your plant! 🌱✨

  2. I recently repotted a peace, lily and some of it is doing OK and is strong and repotting did fine but the other part is wilting and not taking to the soil looks like it’s dying off. I don’t know what to do with that part of the plant can you help me please.

    1. Hi Tiffany,

      Post-repotting wilt can happen. For the struggling part of your Peace Lily, first ensure it’s not over or underwatered—let the top inch of soil dry out before watering again. Also, check if it’s in bright, indirect light and not direct sun, which can be harsh. If the wilt persists, you might want to trim any dead or yellowing leaves. Give it some time, and with consistent care, it should perk up.

      Keep the faith, your Peace Lily can bounce back! 🌱💧

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