Can Spathiphyllum Grow Outside?
Spathiphyllums, Commonly Called Peace Lilies or Snow Flowers, Come from Tropical Climates in Central and South America, Asia and the Pacific. They're Usually...
Spathiphyllums, commonly called peace lilies or snow flowers, come from tropical climates in Central and South America, Asia and the Pacific. They're usually grown as houseplants, but if you do it correctly, you may be able grow them outdoors in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10b to 11.
Can I put my peace lily outside in the summer?
Your Peace Lily will also love being outside during the summer. Place it then in a sheltered position in the shade. Many people assume that the white spathes are the flowers, but the flowers of the Peace Lily are tiny and are found on the pointed spadix.
How do you care for a peace lily outside?
The best location to plant peace lilies outdoors is a sheltered spot with dappled sunlight or early morning sunlight. Peace lilies can't tolerate direct sunlight because it causes leaf scorch. Choose a spot in the garden that is protected from strong winds and where the water doesn't pool after heavy rain.
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