The white sails or peace lily

Are you looking for an easy-care plant and ideal for offices and homes? The white sail plant or "Peace Lily" is beautiful with its shiny green leaves, producing small white flowers very beautiful, carried on a thin stalk, embraced by a white leaf called a spathe. Care for the white sail plant: Water it moderately after the surface of the soil dries out, it is preferable to spray its leaves with water mist. Light: It needs bright filtered light. Pruning: Cut the flowers from the bottom after wilting. More details: The white sail plant, called "Peace Lily," is a beautiful plant with dark green, shiny leaves, producing very beautiful small white flowers, carried on a thin stalk, embraced by a white leaf called a spathe. The Peace Lily is considered one of the distinctive indoor plants, as it is a flowering, easy-care plant that tolerates medium light, making it an ideal choice for offices and homes. Additionally, it is a plant that purifies the air, which is one of the benefits of the Peace Lily. Care for the Peace Lily: Light: It is recommended to place the Peace Lily in a place with natural light, away from direct sunlight (near a window, for example) for good flower production. If the light is moderate, its flowers will decrease, and the leaves will become greener. Soil: The Peace Lily needs light, well-draining soil. Watering: Water it when the soil dries out with a moderate amount of water. Excessive watering causes the seedling to die. It is preferable that the water is free of chlorine, which can be removed by leaving tap water at room temperature for 24 hours. The white sail leaves are quickly affected by dust, so it is better to spray the plant with water mist or wipe the dust off the leaves with a soft cloth to keep the plant fresh and shiny. Fertilizing and pruning: The white sail plant does not need continuous fertilization; fertilize it every two months. Cut off the dry leaves and wilted flowers along with their stalks to encourage the plant to bloom again. Propagation: The Peace Lily is propagated by division. When the plant grows large, it produces offsets beside it. One of these offsets with its roots is cut and planted in a new pot with light, well-draining soil. Problems with the Peace Lily: - Wilting and yellowing leaves! Overwatering is the main cause of yellowing and wilting, which can lead to the plant's death. To avoid this: Use light, well-draining soil. Water the plant only when the soil is dry. Leaf burn and dryness may also be caused by direct sunlight. The Peace Lily flower is white. Price of the Peace Lily: 79 SAR. Do you like the white sail plant? Have you ever bought it before? Share your opinion and experience.