Houseplant clinic: my peace lily’s roots are escaping
Got a niggling houseplant query? Our expert is here to help. This week: how to repot a claustrophobic peace lilyWhat’s the problem? My peace lily’s roots are escaping.Diagnosis When roots start growing through the drainage holes, it’s a sign the plant may be root-bound, meaning it has outgrown its pot. While some plants, such as succulents, can tolerate being root-bound, others – such as monsteras and peace lilies – can suffer from stunted growth, drooping leaves due to water retention, or even nutrient deficiencies. Continue reading...
Got a niggling houseplant query? Our expert is here to help. This week: how to repot a claustrophobic peace lily
What’s the problem?
My peace lily’s roots are escaping.
Diagnosis
When roots start growing through the drainage holes, it’s a sign the plant may be root-bound, meaning it has outgrown its pot. While some plants, such as succulents, can tolerate being root-bound, others – such as monsteras and peace lilies – can suffer from stunted growth, drooping leaves due to water retention, or even nutrient deficiencies. Continue reading...
