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Pour 1 cup of the cooled potato water into the soil at the base of your peace lily.
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Repeat once every 2–4 weeks as part of your regular watering routine.
Tips for Even Better Blooming:
Light: Bright, indirect light is key—avoid direct sun, which can scorch the leaves.
Watering: Keep soil moist but not soggy; peace lilies are sensitive to overwatering.
Humidity: They love a humid environment, so mist regularly or use a pebble tray.
Clean leaves: Wipe dust from leaves with a damp cloth to allow better light absorption.
Repot every 1–2 years: A root-bound peace lily may stop blooming until it has more space.
What Not to Do:
Don’t use salted or seasoned water—only plain boiled water is safe for plants.
Avoid overfeeding with fertilizers. Too much nitrogen (found in most all-purpose plant foods) leads to more leaves, not flowers.
Final Thoughts
With just one cup of nutrient-rich potato water, you can give your peace lily the gentle nudge it needs to bloom beautifully all year long. It’s a natural, eco-friendly, and budget-wise gardening hack that works like a charm.
So next time you boil potatoes, don’t pour the water down the drain—pour it into your peace lily instead, and watch the magic happen.
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