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Peace Lily 🌿
Spathiphyllum
Some plants brighten a room with colour, but the Peace Lily brings a sense of calm and balance. With its lush, glossy green foliage and graceful white blooms, this elegant indoor plant has become a favourite for Indian homes, offices, bedrooms, and workspaces. Its timeless beauty and low-maintenance nature make it perfect for creating a fresh, peaceful atmosphere indoors.
🌸 Flowering Indoor Plant
💨 Air Purifier
🎁 Perfect for Gifting
✔ Beginner-Friendly
🏠 Best for Indian Homes
📖About The Peace Lily Plant
The Peace Lily is a beautiful tropical indoor plant admired for its elegant appearance and easy-care nature. Its rich, glossy green leaves grow in a dense, lush clump, while its striking white blooms add a touch of sophistication to any space.
Interestingly, the Peace Lily's "flower" is not a true flower. The white petal-like structure is called a spathe, a modified leaf that surrounds the central spadix where the tiny flowers grow. This unique feature gives the plant its signature graceful, sail-like look.
One of the reasons the Peace Lily plant is so popular in Indian homes is its versatility. It thrives in bright, indirect light and adapts well to indoor environments, making it perfect for apartments, offices, bedrooms, living rooms, study tables, and even naturally lit bathrooms. Since it does not require direct sunlight, it is an excellent choice for spaces with limited natural light.
Many people choose to buy Peace Lily plants online from Urvann because we offer the perfect blend of greenery and decor. The timeless beauty of these plants complements both modern and traditional interiors, while their elegant white blooms symbolize peace, purity, harmony, and new beginnings, making them a meaningful addition to any home.
Peace Lily Plants Available on Urvann
Peace Lily White in 4 Inch Nursery Pot
A compact and budget-friendly option available at Urvann that's perfect for desks, study tables, windowsills, and small shelves. Its manageable size makes it easy to care for and ideal for anyone buying a Peace Lily for the first time.
Best for: Beginners
Peace Lily in 7 Inch Classy Red Plastic Pot
A mature and eye-catching Peace Lily presented in a vibrant red planter that instantly brightens indoor spaces. Its fuller foliage and elegant white blooms make it perfect for living rooms, offices, entryways, and gifting, while remaining easy to maintain.
Best for: Home Decor
Peace Lily White in 5 Inch White Avora Premium Plastic Planter
A beautiful Peace Lily paired with a sleek white Avora planter for a clean, modern look. The elegant white blooms and glossy green foliage complement the planter perfectly, making it an ideal choice for tabletops, work desks, bedrooms, and thoughtful gifting.
Ready to Place
Eden Indoors - Set of 4 - Peace Lily, Rubber Black, Syngonium Pink & Croton Petra in 5 Inch Nursery Pot
A vibrant indoor plant collection available at Urvann featuring Peace Lily, Rubber Black, Syngonium Pink, and Croton Petra. This curated combo offers a beautiful mix of foliage colours, textures, and growth habits, making it perfect for creating an instant indoor garden in living rooms, balconies, and more.
Great Value Combo
🌿Complete Care Guide for Peace Lily
🌡️ Temperature
18°C – 30°C (Ideal: 20°C – 27°C)
Peace Lily grows best in warm, indoor conditions and prefers a stable, moderate temperature. It does not like cold drafts or sudden temperature changes. Keep away from direct AC airflow. Protect from cold windows and winter drafts. Avoid placing outdoors in temperatures below 15°C.
✂️ Pruning
Regular pruning helps keep the plant neat, fresh, and healthy. Remove yellow, brown, or damaged leaves anytime. Trim spent flowers near the base once they fade. Use clean, sharp scissors. Pruning encourages new growth and keeps the plant looking tidy.
🌿 Cleaning Leaves
Clean leaves = better photosynthesis + healthier growth. Wipe the leaves gently with a soft, damp cloth once a month. Dust can block light and make the plant look dull, so clean both sides of the leaf to remove dust. Avoid harsh leaf-shine sprays, as they can clog the leaf surface.
🌬️ Air Circulation
Peace Lilies need good air circulation to prevent fungal diseases, mold, and pests. Keep the plant in a well-ventilated area with space around it. Avoid excessive misting during humid or monsoon weather, and let the soil dry slightly between waterings.
☀️ Light
The amount of light your Peace Lily receives influences both foliage growth and flowering.
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Direct Sun – Avoid
Strong, unfiltered sunlight can damage the leaves. Prolonged exposure may result in scorched areas, brown tips, yellow patches, or faded foliage. If the only available window receives intense sunlight, use a sheer curtain or move the plant farther from the glass.
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Bright Indirect Light – Best
Keeping the plant around 1–2 feet from a bright window can encourage fuller foliage, stronger growth, and more regular flowering.
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Medium Indirect – Good
Peace Lily can continue growing when placed farther from a bright window. Around 4–6 feet away may work when the area still receives useful indirect light.
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Low Light — Tolerates
Peace Lily can adapt to relatively low-light areas and may continue maintaining its foliage. However, limited light generally means slower growth and fewer flowers.
💡 Window Direction Rule (Indian Homes)
East-facing: A great spot for gentle morning sunlight and bright indirect light, encouraging steady growth and frequent flowering.
North-facing: Offers reliable indirect light that helps maintain healthy foliage, although blooms may appear less often.
South- or West-facing: Works well when the plant is placed a few feet from the window or shielded by sheer curtains to soften strong sunlight.
Avoid: Dim spaces with limited natural light, intense direct afternoon sunlight, and locations exposed to continuous AC or heater airflow.
💧 Watering
The plant prefers a balanced watering routine rather than frequent watering. Before reaching for the watering can, make sure the soil has had enough time to dry.
Push your finger about 1–2 inches below the surface.
Moist soil → hold off on watering.
Dry soil → give the plant a deep watering and let the extra water escape through the drainage holes.
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Spring (Feb–Apr)1–2× per week
As daylight increases and new growth begins, the plant uses moisture more quickly. Test the soil regularly and water once the upper layer has dried instead of sticking to a rigid timetable.
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Summer (May–Jun)1–2× per week
Hotter conditions can speed up moisture loss from the pot. Monitor the soil more often and provide a thorough drink when it feels dry. Do not let the roots sit in soggy soil.
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Monsoon (Jul–Sep)Every 7–10 days
Humid weather means moisture tends to remain in the pot for longer. Give the plant less frequent watering and check the soil first.
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Winter (Oct–Jan)Every 10–14 days
Cooler weather and slower growth reduce the plant's water requirements. Let the upper portion of the soil dry before watering again, and keep the plant away from chilly drafts.
🟫 Soil Mix & Pot Selection
Peace Lily grows best in a potting medium that holds enough moisture for the roots while allowing excess water to drain away easily.
🌱🟫 Recommended Soil Mix (Ideal for Indian Climate)
✅ Garden soil or a good-quality potting medium as the base
✅ Cocopeat to help retain moisture
✅ Compost or vermicompost to supply organic nutrients
✅ Perlite or coarse sand to improve drainage
✅ Bark or leaf mould to create air pockets within the mix
Aim for a loose, crumbly texture that remains slightly moist after watering but never turns heavy, muddy, or waterlogged.
🟫 Alternative: Use Garden Soil
Use a light, airy mix that drains excess water quickly while retaining enough moisture for the Peace Lily's roots. A suitable combination is
50% potting soil
30% cocopeat or compost
20% perlite or coarse sand.
Avoid heavy or compacted soil, as poor drainage can leave the roots sitting in excess moisture and increase the risk of yellow leaves and root rot.
🪴 Choosing the Right Pot
Different pots affect how quickly the soil dries and how roots behave:
Best Choice
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Terracotta (Best Choice)
Terracotta pots have a porous structure that helps moisture escape through the sides, keeping the soil from staying wet for too long. They work especially well for Peace Lilies in humid weather and during the monsoon.
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Plastic Pots – Good
Plastic pots hold moisture for longer, reducing how quickly the soil dries out. They are a practical option for warm areas and indoor rooms with air conditioning, where moisture can evaporate faster.
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Ceramic / Glazed Pots – Good
These pots are attractive, sturdy, and help the potting mix retain moisture for longer. Choose a pot with proper drainage holes so excess water can escape and the roots do not remain waterlogged.
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White Planters – Decorative Choice
White planters complement the Peace Lily’s green foliage and white blooms, making them ideal for modern homes, offices, and gifting.
Fertilising — When, What & How Much?
Peace Lilies have modest nutrient needs. Occasional feeding during their growing period supports vibrant leaves and better flowering.
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Best Fertiliser
Use a balanced liquid fertiliser at half the recommended strength every 4–6 weeks while the plant is actively growing. Since Peace Lilies need little feeding, avoid applying strong doses.
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Organic Options
Compost, vermicompost, compost tea, and seaweed fertilisers offer mild, natural nourishment for healthy leaf growth. Use small amounts to prevent nutrient and salt buildup in the soil.
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Cooler Months — Reduce Feeding
Cut back on fertilising during the colder months when growth naturally slows. Start feeding again when fresh leaves appear and the plant shows signs of renewed growth.
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Signs of Over-Fertilising
Signs of overfeeding include brown tips, dry leaf margins, yellow foliage, or a whitish layer forming on the soil. Rinse the potting mix well with plain water and avoid fertilising until healthy growth resumes.
✨ Benefits of Keeping a Peace Lily at Home
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Air-Purifying Houseplant
The Peace Lily is well suited to indoor settings, where its lush foliage adds a refreshing natural element to rooms, work areas, and enclosed spaces.
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Low-Maintenance Plant
With straightforward care requirements, Peace Lily is a practical option for beginners and anyone looking for an indoor plant that does not need constant attention.
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Beautiful Indoor Decor
The combination of glossy green leaves and distinctive white flowers gives Peace Lily a refined appearance that works well with a variety of interior styles.
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Reduces Stress & Anxiety
Having greenery indoors can make a space feel more pleasant and relaxing, while the Peace Lily's graceful foliage adds to its calming visual appeal.
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Symbol of Peace & Purity
The plant is traditionally linked with peacefulness, innocence, balance, and renewal, making its presence meaningful as well as decorative.
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Office & Desk Friendly
Its manageable size and attractive foliage make it easy to place around workspaces, including desks, shelves, counters, and office corners.
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Provides Year-Round Greenery
The Peace Lily keeps its foliage through the year, allowing it to add a consistent touch of greenery to indoor spaces between flowering periods.
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Perfect for Gifting
Its attractive appearance and positive symbolism make Peace Lily a versatile present for occasions such as housewarmings, birthdays, celebrations, and new beginnings.
🔍 Common Problems, Causes & Fixes
Yellow Leaves
Cause: Excess moisture, inadequate drainage, insufficient light, or the natural ageing of mature foliage.
Fix: Test the soil before watering again. If it remains wet, allow it to dry and make sure the pot drains properly. Place the plant in bright, filtered light and remove leaves that have turned completely yellow.
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Brown Leaf Tips
Cause: Dry indoor air, inconsistent watering, intense sunlight, overfeeding, or mineral deposits in the potting mix.
Fix: Cut away the damaged portions with clean scissors. Protect the plant from strong sunlight, water thoroughly once the soil dries, and avoid using concentrated fertiliser.
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Drooping Leaves
Cause: Lack of water, excess moisture, high temperatures, or damaged roots caused by poor drainage.
Fix: Feel the soil before taking action. Give the plant a thorough watering if it is dry. When the soil is wet but the leaves remain limp, inspect the roots and improve drainage if necessary.
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No Flowers
Cause: Insufficient light, inadequate nutrition, a young plant, spent flower stalks, or adjustment stress after relocation.
Fix: Shift the plant to a spot with brighter indirect light and provide mild feeding during active growth. Remove finished flower stalks close to the base to encourage new growth.
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Black Spots
Cause: Excess moisture, fungal problems, wet foliage, or limited air movement around the plant.
Fix:Cut off badly affected leaves and keep water away from the foliage when watering. Give the plant better air circulation and avoid keeping the potting mix constantly wet.
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Mealybugs / Pests
Cause: Stagnant air, dusty foliage, closely packed plants, or pests spreading from other nearby plants.
Fix: Remove visible pests using a cotton swab lightly moistened with diluted neem solution. Separate the affected plant and wipe its leaves regularly until the infestation is under control.
🪴 Vastu Shastra & Feng Shui Placement
Direction Guide for Peace Lily
North East ✅
Traditionally regarded as an ideal placement for Peace Lily, this zone is connected with tranquillity, spiritual development, clear thinking, and positive surroundings.
East ✅
The East is associated with energy, wellness, and fresh beginnings. Keeping the plant here can help create a bright and peaceful indoor setting.
North ✅
According to Vastu beliefs, the North direction encourages clarity, balance, and positive energy, making it another suitable location for a Peace Lily.
South East ✅
This direction can accommodate a Peace Lily when it receives sufficient bright, indirect light. It is commonly linked with prosperity, progress, and abundance.
South West ❌
The South West is generally avoided for Peace Lily placement under Vastu principles, as its heavier energy is considered less compatible with the plant's peaceful symbolism.
✅ Other Recommended Placements
🛋️Living Room — Brings a natural touch to the space while creating a relaxed and balanced atmosphere.
🛏️Bedroom — A good option for a well-lit spot near a window or on a bedside surface, away from direct sunlight.
💼Office Desk — Its compact form and soothing greenery make it a pleasant addition to workstations and home offices.
🚪Entrance / Foyer — The combination of green foliage and white flowers can make entryways feel more welcoming.
🧘Meditation Corner — Its simple colours and graceful appearance complement spaces used for relaxation and mindfulness.
❌ Places to Avoid
🌞Direct afternoon sun — Strong rays can scorch the foliage and cause heat stress.
🌑Dark, closed rooms — Insufficient light can limit flowering and weaken overall growth.
❄️AC vent airflow — Continuous cool air can dry the leaves and result in brown edges.
🪟Cold window edges in winter — Cold surfaces and drafts may expose the plant to sudden temperature stress.
💧Waterlogged balcony corners — Standing moisture around the pot can reduce drainage and increase the chances of root rot.
⚠️ Do not treat Vastu placement as a replacement for plant care. Even the most auspicious placement won't help if the plant is overwatered or kept in a dark room.
Toxicity & Safety
⚠️ Toxic to Pets & Small Children if Chewed or Eaten
Peace Lily contains insoluble calcium oxalate crystals, which can irritate the mouth, lips, tongue, and throat. It is less dangerous than true lilies (Easter Lily, Tiger Lily), but should still be kept out of reach. Keep it on higher shelves or in rooms pets don't access.
Rinse mouth with water. Contact a vet if symptoms continue.
👶 Small Children
Mouth irritation, swelling, upset stomach
Rinse mouth, give water or milk. Consult a doctor if needed.
🧑 Adults
Mild skin irritation from sap in rare cases
Wash affected area with soap and water. Wash hands after pruning.
🪴 Companion Plants — What Looks Great Together
Peace Lily pairs beautifully with these indoor plants from Urvann, both in terms of care requirements and overall aesthetics.
Snake Plant
Its upright, architectural leaves create a striking contrast with the Peace Lily’s lush, flowing foliage, making the combination look balanced and elegant. Shop Snake Plants online to add structure, style, and low-maintenance greenery to your space.
Jade Plant
Its compact form and thick, glossy leaves provide an attractive contrast, making it ideal for desks, shelves, and gifting combinations. Buy Jade Plants for a stylish and easy-care addition to your indoor collection.
Money Plant
Trailing vines add softness, movement, and vibrant greenery, beautifully complementing the Peace Lily’s compact growth habit. Buy Money Plants online to create a lush, refreshing indoor corner with ease.
Spider Plant
Easy to grow and full of charm, its arching leaves bring texture and freshness to indoor plant arrangements. Go through Urvann’s collection of Spider Plants to find a beginner-friendly companion for your home.
Enhance Your Space with Peace Lily Plants
Bring home healthy, nursery-grown Peace Lily plants from Urvann Farms and add elegant foliage and beautiful white blooms to your home or office. Enjoy free next-day delivery on orders placed before 7 pm. Please check the product availability for your PIN code before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Peace Lily an indoor plant?▾
Yes, Peace Lily is one of the most popular indoor plants. It grows well in bright indirect light and does not need direct sunlight, making it suitable for Indian homes, offices, bedrooms, and apartments.
How often should I water my Peace Lily plant?▾
Water your Peace Lily when the top 1–2 inches of soil feel dry. In summer, this may be once or twice a week. In winter or monsoon, water less often depending on soil moisture. Always check before watering.
Why are my Peace Lily leaves turning yellow?▾
Yellow leaves usually mean overwatering, poor drainage, low light, or natural ageing of old leaves. Check the soil first; if soggy, let it dry before watering again. Ensure the pot has drainage holes.
Can a Peace Lily be kept in a bathroom?▾
Yes, a Peace Lily can be kept in a bathroom. It enjoys the warm, humid conditions created by showers and baths, which closely resemble its natural tropical environment. As long as the bathroom receives some indirect natural light, a Peace Lily can thrive and even produce its elegant white blooms.
Can a Peace Lily be kept in a bedroom?▾
Yes, a Peace Lily is an excellent choice for a bedroom. Its lush green foliage and elegant white blooms add a calming touch to the space, while its ability to tolerate low to medium light makes it well-suited for indoor environments. Place it where it can receive bright, indirect light for the best growth and flowering.
Can a Peace Lily grow in water?▾
Yes, a Peace Lily can grow in water, making it a popular choice for hydroponic displays. Simply place the roots in clean water while keeping the leaves and crown above the waterline to prevent rot. Change the water regularly and provide bright, indirect light to keep the plant healthy.
Is a Peace Lily good as per Vastu or Feng Shui?▾
Yes, the Peace Lily is considered auspicious in both Vastu Shastra and Feng Shui. It is believed to attract positive energy, promote harmony, and create a calm, balanced atmosphere in the home. Its lush green foliage and elegant white blooms symbolize peace, purity, and prosperity.
Where can I buy Peace Lily online? ▾
Peace Lily plants are widely available online in India through Urvann. Urvann offers free next-day delivery on orders placed by 7 PM in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, along with Pan India delivery, with timelines varying by location. If your plant arrives damaged or incorrect, you can also benefit from a 2-day hassle-free replacement policy.
Are Peace Lily plants grown at Urvann Farms?▾
Peace Lily plants available through Urvann are carefully nurtured at Urvann Farms before being prepared for delivery. Our city-based farms help reduce transit time, allowing plants to reach customers in fresh and healthy condition.
Where are Urvann Farms located?▾
Urvann operates city-based farms in Gurugram, Greater Noida, Rohini, Whitefield, Dwarka, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Thanisandra. By growing and maintaining plants close to the customers we serve, we reduce transit time and help ensure plants arrive fresh and in excellent condition.
